In this "alternative rendering", Chineke! - the groundbreaking British ensemble consisting of majority Black, Asian and ethnically diverse musicians - and soloist, American violinist Elena Urioste, play on gut strings and period instruments, the kind that Vivaldi would have heard and played in his own time. The new recording was produced on an analogue mixing desk at Richter's own cutting edge Studio Richter Mahr, with the composer himself playing an early Moog from the 1970s.