The famous cycle by Vivaldi performed by a string quartet sounds like a meeting with nature, time, and human emotions. In these compositions, one can hear the thunder, wind, rain, the light of spring, the heat of summer, and the fragility of winter, while the chamber format allows for each intonation to be captured especially closely, clearly, emotionally, and very subtly. There are works that have long ceased to be just part of the musical repertoire and have turned into cultural memory. One such cycle is "The Four Seasons" by Antonio Vivaldi. It is known even to those who rarely attend classical music concerts: these intonations are too recognizable, and the connection between natural images and human experiences is too vivid. In a chamber performance, such material is revealed especially delicately, as every stroke, every change of dynamics, and every movement of the theme can be heard almost at the distance of a breath. Where to go in Yekaterinburg is known by KudaGo.