“Spring (La Primavera)” is the first violin concerto of The Four Seasons, Op. 8, by Antonio Vivaldi and one of the most famous examples of programmatic music in the Baroque era. The concerto vividly depicts the arrival of spring through musical imagery: birdsong in the opening movement, murmuring streams and gentle breezes, a sudden thunderstorm, and a pastoral dance celebrating the season’s renewal. Accompanied by sonnets (likely written by Vivaldi himself), the music translates nature into sound with clarity, rhythmic vitality, and melodic brilliance. “Spring” remains a cornerstone of the violin repertoire and a timeless celebration of nature, joy, and renewal in Western classical music.