The first movement, Allegro, is a fast paced piece that is mean to describe the happy and joyous emotion felt towards spring. …show more content…
The lines for this movement include, “This movement marks the return of the ritornello, which was featured in the first movement. During this movement a popular celebration is described with triumphant songs and dances because of spring’s arrival. The texture for this movement is homophonic and is played in major mode. The mode does not significantly shift during the performance of this piece. This is mainly because this piece is focused on celebrations and joyous occasions. However, the dynamics for this piece do shift from pianissimo to forte several times to help create contrast. Once again the solo violinist holds the melody while the full orchestral accompaniment holds the harmony. The final movement for this work concludes with the overwhelming feeling of excitement for what spring will