Cellist

Mozart’s Symphony No. 41 — a work of emotional profundity, staggering technical mastery, and titanic influence. The aftershocks of this mesmerizing work continue to be felt among performers, composers, and listeners alike, with Sir George Grove crowning the symphony “the greatest orchestral work of the world which preceded the French Revolution.”

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Mozart’s Jupiter

Michigan Theater

Orchestra Hall

Matinees are your chance to experience the music you love with the convenience of an earlier start time. Matinees are made possible by Rikki and Leonard Goldstein.

Rising star Tommy Mesa joins the Fort Wayne Philharmonic to showcase the versatility and rich qualities of the cello. The performance begins with Jessie Montgomery's Divided, a recent work which addresses the fast-paced realities of modern life and explores the ongoing question "How do we regain control and find beauty among the chaos?" Following is Tchaikovsky's much loved Variations on a Rococo Theme, Op. 33 for cello and orchestra, a diverse group of expressive miniatures and an endearing homage to Tchaikovsky’s idol, Mozart.

Tommy Mesa

Cellist

Events

Past events

26 - 27 Jan, 2024

Mozart’s Jupiter · Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra

Jan 20, 2024

Matinee Series: Cello Virtuoso Tommy Mesa · Fort Wayne Philharmonic

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