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For younger readers I recommend The Story Orchestra: Four Seasons in One Day by Jessica Courtney-Tickle. Read children’s books before or after listening to Vivaldi’s Spring.Move together with the music, pretend doing different things related to spring with the music.

You can check out sonnets supposedly written by Vivaldi to get some ideas.

Try guessing together, while listening, what some fragments of music remind you off: singing of birds, rain, thunderstorm, etc.

Talk with your child about spring, then listen and enjoy the music together!.

Here are some of the activities you can do with Vivaldi’s Spring: And this is a perfect piece to use for introducing your young one to classical music. More widely this timeless piece of music is known as being a part of four Vivaldi’s violin concerti The Four Seasons. Don’t you just love spring air? And gentle crocuses and snowdrops pushing their pretty heads through the soil? Everything is so full of vitality and exuberance! Just like Vivaldi’s music in his Concerto No.

Yes, the spring is finally here! Our children can spend more time outside after being cooped up in houses during the long winter.