Vivaldi's "Spring" from The Four Seasons is a lively violin concerto composed in 1720. It is the first of four concertos that represent the seasons, each capturing the essence of its respective time of year. "Spring" is characterized by bright melodies and rhythmic energy, evoking the joy and renewal associated with the season. The piece is structured in three movements, with the first movement featuring a cheerful theme that mimics the sounds of nature awakening. The second movement offers a gentle contrast, while the final movement returns to an exuberant celebration, reflecting the vibrancy of springtime and the beauty of nature.