Monday, april 27th 2026  |  8:00pm

Audiences at Camerata can expect such a unique performance as the orchestra’s Artistic Partner embarks with the ensemble on an adventurous and evocative journey through the Italian seasons of the early 18th century — a time untouched by today’s climate change.

The music magazine Stereoplay described Jansen’s rendering of The Four Seasons as “a completely natural, breathing flow” of music and violin tone.

Alongside Vivaldi, two other towering figures of Italian Baroque violin music take to the stage in a single piece: Geminiani — a contemporary of Vivaldi — reworked a violin sonata by Corelli, inspired by the spirited Portuguese dance folía into a dazzling Concerto grosso.

Jansen and the Camerata will also showcase the continuing richness of this concert form with a string concerto by the iconic film composer Nino Rota, alongside a charming concerto combination for string quartet, string orchestra, and harpsichord.