Year of release 1997

Songs 12

Album time 58:00

Genre list Classical

1
Spring, Con No. 1 In E - Allegro
 
6:58
2
Spring, Con No. 1 In E - Largo
 
4:18
3
Spring, Con No. 1 In E - Allegro - Danza Pastorale
 
4:21
4
Summer, Con No. 2 In G - Allegro Non Molto
 
8:54
5
Summer, Con No. 2 In G - Adagio
 
4:20
6
Summer, Con No. 2 In G - Presto
 
4:03
7
Autumn, Con No. 3 In F - Allegro
 
3:58
8
Autumn, Con No. 3 In F - Adagio Molto
 
3:47
9
Autumn, Con No. 3 In F - Allegro
 
4:09
10
Winter, Con No. 4 In F - Allegro Non Molto
 
5:46
11
Winter, Con No. 4 In F - Largo
 
3:34
12
Winter, Con No. 4 In F - Allegro
 
3:58

The Four Seasons by Jacques Loussier is collected here with album-level details for quick browsing It combines track details, genre labels and release notes into a readable album overview.

The visible facts for this release include release year 1997, genre area Classical, 12 tracks, total running time 58:00, and cover artwork available. These details help identify the album beyond its title.

A quick look at the track list shows Spring, Con No. 1 In E - Allegro, Spring, Con No. 1 In E - Largo, Spring, Con No. 1 In E - Allegro - Danza Pastorale, Summer, Con No. 2 In G - Allegro Non Molto, Summer, Con No. 2 In G - Adagio, Summer, Con No. 2 In G - Presto, Autumn, Con No. 3 In F - Allegro, and Autumn, Con No. 3 In F - Adagio Molto. The track list is also useful when a visitor remembers a song title but not the complete album name.

The track lengths provide extra listening context: Summer, Con No. 2 In G - Allegro Non Molto is one of the longer tracks at 8:54 and Winter, Con No. 4 In F - Largo is one of the shorter tracks at 3:34. It helps separate compact songs from longer album pieces without adding opinion.

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