Vivaldi
[viˈvaldi]Meaning
to live, derived from Italian 'vivere'
Background Story
The name is inspired by Antonio Vivaldi, a famous Italian Baroque composer known for his concertos, especially 'The Four Seasons'. His music continues to influence countless artists and is synonymous with vivacious and lively nature.
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