The first to claim that what nature has shaped is complemented and reflected by the arts created by humans was Aristotle, and undoubtedly to this day the sounds of nature are one of the most important sources of inspiration for composers and musicians.
The elements have their own sounds, and animals make distinct sounds of a specific pitch, which can be imitated with instruments or voices. The wealth of nature’s colours prompted the Italian priest, Antonio Vivaldi, to compose his all-time hit, Le quattro stagioni, in 1723. This piece will be performed by the NFM Leopoldinum Orchestra and one of the most original and courageous Polish ensembles: Bastarda Trio. The work of the Venetian master will be interwoven with hard to predict improvised fragments, which will be performed by our guests.