THE FOUR SEASONS

Stravinsky Chamber Orchestra

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SIDE A 21:23
Spring, Op. VIII, no. 1 in E major, RV269 - 10:31
Allegro / Largo / Danza Pastorale, Allegro
Daniele Ruzza, solo violin

Summer, Op. VIII, no. 2 in G minor, RV315 – 10:49
Allegro non molto / Adagio / Presto
Daniele Ruzza, solo violin

SIDE B 23:25
Autumn, Op. VIII, no. 3 in F major, RV293 – 13:25
Allegro / Adagio molto / Allegro
Agnese Ferraro, solo violin

Winter, Op. VIII, no. 4 in F minor, RV297 – 10:00
Allegro non molto / Largo / Allegro
Agnese Ferraro, solo violin

Stravinsky Chamber Orchestra

Marco Tezza, conductor

Violins:
Daniele Ruzza, Agnese Ferraro, Enrica Maggi, Alessando Gasparini,
Federica Bertevello, Samuel Angeletti, Marco Toso, Carlo Giordani

Violas: Nicoletta Meneghini, Alberto Costantini

Cellos: Raffaele Franchini, Giordano Pegoraro

Double Bass: Daniele Roccato

Harpsichord and Organ: Nicola Reniero

Production: Marco Lincetto
Recording, Mix and Mastering: Marco Lincetto
Inside photo of Villa Pisani, Stra, Venezia: Marco Lincetto
Design and Layout: L’Image

The original “One Point Recording” was made at San Francesco church, in Schio (Italy) on April, 12, 13, 1999, using a very special stereo main microphones set up based upon 2x Schoeps MK2s and 2x Schoeps MK21 mounted on a single shaped aluminous bar, designed by Marco Lincetto. The new analog mastering was made at VLS Studio, in Naquera (Spain), on January, 28, 2026 Using Rupert Neve Design analog console and RTR STUDER A810 on ¼” master tape rolling at 38 cm/sec speed.

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