McGegan Conducts Vivaldi, Mozart & Haydn Tickets

If there’s anyone who embodies the liveliness and ebullient joy of 18th-century music, it’s Nicholas McGegan, “one of the finest baroque conductors of his generation” (London Independent). Having conducted The Four Seasons countless times, McGegan says it never fails to captivate listeners with its familiar scenes set to ear-catching melodies: “It’s great to hear [Vivaldi] imitate bird songs or rivers or fountains or the summer bugs—they’re still with us—and the stomping of feet and skating are things that people still do. He had a wonderful way of turning these things into music, and memorable music at that.”