Composer

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2026 June Concert

University of New Orleans

Radek Baborák returns to Frankfurt (Oder) in his dual role as conductor and soloist. During the 2023/24 season, we hosted this top-class horn player as our regular "Artist in Residence." Radek Baborák has performed with the world's most established orchestras. He has also worked with renowned conductors such as Daniel Barenboim, Sir Simon Rattle, Neeme Järvi, James Levine, and Vladimir Askhenazy. His concerts have been broadcast by Europe's major television and radio stations. He has also achieved worldwide recognition with dozens of CD recordings (including those with EMI) and the opening concert of the Nagano Olympic Games.

6. Classical Music on Sunday

Exhibition Hall 4

The 1033rd Subscription Concert in Bunkamura Orchard Hall

Bunkamura

The story of Idomeneo offers all the drama one expects from ancient Greek myth and legend. Cruel fate, gods demanding sacrifice, love in jeopardy, and even a sea serpent: such elements no doubt made it an attractive plot for an ambitious young composer. By the early 1780s Mozart had reached musical maturity, and it shows in the huge range of music in his score, from solemn to sparkling, from lament to jubilation, with a foretaste of the glorious melodies to come in his later operas.

Mozart: Idomeneo

Cadogan Hall 

Miniatures

Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz

Ars Choralis performs the beloved Mozart Requiem with soloists, choir and orchestra under the baton of Barbara Pickhardt, artistic director.

This concert features the Requiem by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, alongside Edson Hymns and Fuguing Tunes. This suite of postcolonial American hymns by composers Lewis Edson and his son Lewis Edson Jr., contemporaries of Mozart, was orchestrated by Henry Cowell who was living in Shady, New York, outside Woodstock, where the father-and-son composers had also settled in the early 19th century.

Mozart at Maverick

Maverick Concert Hall

A concert featuring the Mozart Requiem with soloists, choir and orchestra, conducted by Barbara Pickhardt, artistic director.

ARS CHORALIS presents Mozart’s Requiem

"Buchbinder delivers the best complete Mozart," the web portal Classics Today stated. Mozart now also takes center stage in the celebration of the renowned Austrian pianist's 80th birthday. The CAMERATA will be Rudolf Buchbinder's dialogue partner in three Mozart concertos, which he will conduct from the piano. This is the orchestra that has been intimately connected to the Salzburg master's deeply personal piano concerto output since its beginnings. The ideal conditions, then, for a musical birthday celebration, where sparkling melodic and the clearest structural piano playing meets chamber music sensitivity. Buchbinder, who has been playing the piano for 75 years and giving concerts for 70 years (!), spans the entire world of Mozart's wonderful piano concertos with the CAMERATA, from the early Salzburg Concerto in E-flat major, K. 271, which Mozart composed for the French pianist Louise Victoire Jenamy, to his first minor concerto, K. 466, which already contains the drama of "Don Giovanni," to the great C major concerto, K. 503, which anticipates Beethoven.

Season concert six: A Mozart celebration for the 80th

Mozarteum Foundation

Corrado Rovaris conducts Honegger, Piazzolla and Mozart

Teatro Malibran

The love for music is in Czech genes. There is good reason for the saying: Every Czech is a musician. Czech musicians are rightly considered to be the absolute best in the interpretation of classical music in the world. Do you want to meet them live?Come to a concert of the Prague Music Orchestra chamber ensemble, which originated in the beginning of the 21st century and is one of the most renowned Czech musical ensembles today. It is distinguished by a unique, cultivated sound and it is a representative of highly appreciated interpretation art.

The Best of Classics

Municipal House

Mozart Bruckner

Gasteig HP8

What a fabulous luxury to have 4 of the brilliant Kanneh-Mason family in one concert! As well as all pursuing stellar international careers they are also firm Perth favourites. To hear wonderful chamber music played by star musicians like this will offer seriously intoxicating music-making. Not to be missed.

Classical Stars: The Kanneh Masons

Perth Concert Hall

Violin virtuoso Gidon Kremer joins the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra alongside conductor and Music Director Marios Papadopoulos, for an evening of exceptional music. The programme will include music by Gubaidulina and Schnittke, both of whom composed for Kremer and are an integral part of his musical universe. Known for his passionate playing, Kremer brings his brilliance to the stage in a performance full of intensity and emotional depth.

Gidon Kremer

University of Oxford

The 1032nd Subscription Concert in Suntory Hall

ARK Hills

A festively decorated hall, round tables with excellent views of the orchestra and singers, freshly brewed coffee, and delicious cake: the Pavilion Concerts invite you to a special musical experience again this season. Look forward to lively waltzes, Nordic melodies, springtime tunes, and the magic of operetta – charming, entertaining, and always atmospheric. A musical afternoon for connoisseurs!

6th Pavilion Concert

Steintor-Varieté

"Così fan tutte: Everyone does it!" The cynical Don Alfonso doesn't believe in promises of love or vows of fidelity. He makes a bet with two friends, determined to prove that their fiancées will be unfaithful within a single day. Intrigues, seduction games, and emotional turmoil ensue. Mozart's "Così fan tutte" portrays humanity adrift and lost – searching for friendship and love, searching for itself. French director Marie-Ève ​​Signeyrole invites 20 couples from Wiesbaden to each performance, allowing them to take their seats on stage and experience the theatrical evening with a unique sense of immediacy.

Così fan tutte: Opera by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden

Hear violinist Renaud Capuçon make his OSL debut as both soloist and conductor in a program of vibrant and expressive works by Bach and Mozart.

Renaud Capuçon, Bach, and Mozart

Carnegie Hall

Thanks to our continuing partnership with Wigmore Hall, every three years we bring a world-class string quartet to Leeds for nine exciting performances.

Quartet in Residence: Opus13

Leeds Conservatoire

Look forward to Così fan tutte, where the Opera Academy explores Mozart's comedy as a moving story about the path into adulthood.

Così fan tutte

Royal Danish Opera

The programme of works by W. A. Mozart, F. Chopin and H. Berlioz promises a unique artistic experience. Piano virtuoso Martin Kasík will perform Mozart's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 23 in A major, K. 488, followed by Chopin's Variations on Là ci darem la mano for piano and orchestra, Op.  2. In the symphonic poem Harold in Italy by Hector Berlioz, we will hear the mastery of Josef Špaček, who will play the solo viola part. The Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra will be conducted by Erina Yashima, a German conductor who has performed with prestigious international orchestras in Europe and the USA.

Mozart – Chopin – Berlioz

Rudolfinum

You can’t have missed the buzz around The Kanneh-Masons; one of Britain’s most musical families.

Steinway Special: The Kanneh-Masons

Bute Park

The barking of a dog, the buzzing of flies, a drunkard staggering home: these are just a few of the pictures ingeniously painted in Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons. Published in 1725, his set of four violin concertos was staggeringly ahead of its time, a forerunner to the ‘programme music’ of Liszt, Berlioz and Richard Strauss over a century later.

Still, it is the musical backdrop to these events – the atmosphere Vivaldi creates across the length of each concerto – that sticks with the listener longest. This rich, shimmering collection is a celebration of contrasts: from spring’s freshness and summer’s heat to the mellow fruitfulness of autumn and the chill of winter.

The Four Seasons

Huddersfield Town Hall

Westphalian Music Festival Hamm

Gut Kump, Hamm

Kurhaus, Hamm

Don Alfonso explains to Guglielmo and Ferrando that it is quite possible that their fiancés Dorabella and Fiordiligi could be unfaithful - as all women are.

Vienna State Opera

Two contrasted moods in tonight’s concert. Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 10 (for two pianos) is full of the energy of youth – graceful but with drive and verve. No. 27 came later in life. Warm, uncomplicated and mellow, it’s uncharacteristically straight to the point for Mozart, with just the slightest hint of weary resignation.

Imogen Cooper and Paul Lewis play Mozart

The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

One of the best and most interesting male sopranos – Bruno de Sá – is coming to Paliesius Manor! The Brazilian soprano has performed many important roles and has enchanted critics and audiences in more than one country. At Paliesius Manor, together with pianist Marcos Vinicius Vieira, he will present the audience with the wonderful music of Mozart and his contemporaries from his second solo album “Mille Affetti”. Don’t miss this exceptional concert!

Mille Affetti: Bruno de Sá

Paliesius Manor

The spirit of innovation and cultural fusion shines in this program of chamber music masterpieces. Mozart’s Quintet in C minor, originally composed as a wind octet, takes on new depth and intensity in the composer’s own reworking for strings, blending the Classical style with bold harmonic exploration. Kodály’s Serenade, a strikingly original piece for two violins and viola, pulses with Hungarian folk rhythms and an exhilarating sense of dialogue.

Brookville, NY

Krasnoff Theatre

Raylynmor's production of Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro will examine the peril of privilege and power through the prescient libretto of Lorenzo da Ponte and the original work of playwright Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais. While the original production is set in Seville, ours will be a more neutral setting, a stylized suburban America - something that should more closely resonate with the audience watching it in 2026. Raylynmor's production will explore themes of change, tracing the stagnating marriage between Count and Countess Almaviva from its lowest point to its satisfying moment of redemption at the end of the opera.

The Marriage of Figaro

Peterborough Town Hall

A true legend will take the stage with the Budapest Festival Orchestra. The grande dame of the piano, the “priestess of art,” Elisabeth Leonskaja, who won the Lifetime Achievement Award of the International Classical Music Awards (ICMA) in 2020, has received the highest distinctions in both Austria and Georgia, and was the winner of a competition at the age of 19 before a jury led by Arthur Rubinstein. She later performed in duo with Sviatoslav Richter while conquering the world’s most prestigious concert halls. This time, she will perform one of Mozart’s most popular and grandiose piano concertos, and the only one concluding in a minor key. This piece will be framed in a special manner. The concert will open with the orchestral version of Prokofiev’s chamber overture written for original Hebrew themes and conclude with a Schumann symphony inspired by pleasant experiences and calling to mind a peaceful riverside excursion.

Tour: Prokofiev, Mozart, Schumann

Regentenbau

Zubin Mehta

Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Theatre

Superstar violinist Hilary Hahn returns with Mozart’s majestic Violin Concerto No. 5. Nicknamed the “Turkish” concerto, it contains a lively section meant to evoke an Ottoman military band. The season concludes with a flourish as Jader Bignamini leads the DSO in Rachmaninoff’s sumptuous Second Symphony, a work beloved for its rich orchestral textures and soaring melodies.

Hilary Hahn performs Mozart

Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Marc Coppey is one of the most prominent figures on the contemporary cello scene. His playing is characterized by a warm, singing tone, natural elegance and strong expressive intensity.

Mozart. Tchaikovsky. Haydn

Lobkowicz Palace

Conductor and harpsichordist Christophe Rousset and his period ensemble Les Talens Lyriques make their Festival debuts in concert performances of Mozart's late masterpiece, featuring Jeremy Ovenden as Tito.

Virtuosic singing, refined period style, and dramatic intensity converge in this sublime opera, performed by renowned soloists and musicians.

La Clemenza di Tito

The Grange at Northington

Childhood as a significant phase of life was a discovery of the 19th century. Robert Schumann's Kinderszenen (  Scenes from Childhood) is just as much a musical expression of the appreciation of children as Mussorgsky's Kinderstube (The Nursery) or Debussy's Children's Corner .

8th Philharmonic Concert

Konzerthaus Dortmund

Jingjia Wang, violin

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

From the elegance of Strauss’s Emperor Waltz to favorites inspired by folk traditions, this concert will be a whirlwind of rhythm and celebration of culture and dance. Bring the whole family and experience how dance has inspired composers across cultures and centuries — no passport required!

Dances the World Over

Centerville High School

4th Chamber Concert

State Museum Schwerin

With performances acclaimed for both “high-octane” excitement (The Strad) and “dusky lyricism” (New York Times), the Aeolus Quartet has been awarded prizes at nearly every major competition in the United States and performed across the globe with showings “worthy of a major-league quartet” (Dallas Morning News). Their program features works by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart, Felix Mendelssohn, Grażyna Bacewicz, and a newly revised version of Joan Tower’s Wild Summer.

Aeolus Quartet

Fisher Center at Bard

True to its mission of promoting and raising awareness of classical music, the Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier Occitanie travels across the Occitanie region in various formations.

String quartet and flute

Saint Vincent Church

4. Chamber Music in Strausberg – String Quartet and Clarinet Quintet

Kreismusikschule Märkisch-Oderland

Claire Coven, mezzo-soprano

Guest performance in Würzburg | Mozart Festival Würzburg

Würzburg Residence

Berlioz used all the colors in a composer’s paintbox–and created a few new ones all his own–for his Symphonie fantastique, a swirling portrait of an artist’s passion, dreams and ecstasy. We’ll place this alongside the unparalleled elegance of Emanuel Ax at the piano, and brand-new music from our gifted Resident Artistic Partner Allison Loggins-Hull–a finale to cherish!

Season Finale: Symphonie Fantastique

Count Basie Center for the Arts

We begin our final concert of the season with one of Mozart’s best-known and most beloved works: Eine kleine Nachtmusik (or A Little Night Music) and like most of Mozart’s works, it sounds so simple and completely belies the composer’s sophistication. We actually don’t know for sure why Mozart composed this piece. He rarely composed without a specific purpose or commission. And there’s no mention of this work in his letters or those of his contemporaries. All we know is that he finished it when he was 31 years old in Vienna—the same year he wrote his opera Don Giovanni. Maybe it was one of several works written for a friend of his, Gottfried von Jacquin, in Vienna. Jacquin’s sister, Franziska, was a pupil of Mozart, and together, they met as a group at Jacquin’s home for what they called “discussions, games, and merrymaking.” Mozart actually wrote several works for the Jacquin household, and A Little Night Music may well have been one of them. And maybe it’s an example of party music—who knows? In any case, it is great music, lots of fun to play and to listen to.

Magnificent Mozart & Mahler

Terrace Theater, Long Beach Performing Arts Center

Trumpet and natural horn resound in this dazzling program dedicated to Mozart and Haydn. A virtuoso celebration of the hunt and orchestral fanfare. While concertos often reveal the immense talent of the soloist they are intended for, the Concentus Musicus Wien can now count on the virtuoso breath of David Guerrier on trumpet and horn in this delightful program. Mozart's Horn Concerto No. 3 is followed by an exuberant and concise masterpiece, Haydn's Trumpet Concerto. The Austrian ensemble, a symbolic guest of La Seine Musicale, will end this evening, still in the company of Haydn, with a bang by sounding the hunting call.!

Chasse Royale

La Seine Musicale

Musikverein Wien

Mozart's comic opera of intrigue, secret lovers and clever disguises is a whirlwind of joyous music and sparkling theatrical mischief and the perfect summer treat.

Falconhurst

Forde Abbey and Gardens

Ham Court Farm

Heronsgate

Kelvedon Hall

Layer Marney Tower

Owlpen Manor Weddings and Events

St Andrew's Church, Aldborough

Thorington Theatre

Malvern Theatres

At the beginning of June, the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra (hr-Sinfonieorchester Frankfurt), with its solo clarinetist Tomaž Močilnik and the young French-British conductor Stephanie Childress, will open the Weilburg Castle Concerts. The program presented will perfectly suit the summer festival, featuring the late, intimately warm Clarinet Concerto by the Viennese Classical composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the 3rd Symphony by the German Romantic composer Robert Schumann, imbued with the spirit of the Rhineland.

Weilburg Castle Concerts

Schloss Weilburg

At our guest performance at the VR Bank Bamberg-Forchheim OPEN AIR at Jägersburg Castle, we will present several highly musical works under the direction of Dinis Sousa and accompanied by violinist Tianwa Yang. The program begins with the sparkling overture to Le nozze di Figaro : an epitome of Mozart's temperament, whose rapid precision and dazzling wit immediately transport the listener into the vibrant world of his opera. 

VR Bank Bamberg-Forchheim OPEN AIR

Jägersburg Castle, Forchheim

Experience our end-of-season Concertino event up close in an informal setting. At the general rehearsal, our supporters can gain an insight into the preparation process.

Meeting point in the foyer of the Liszt Academy between 9:30 and 9:50. Attendance at the general rehearsal is free of charge for members of our BFO Patrons club, but subject to prior registration. Registration is available on the website after logging in.

Concertino: C.P.E. Bach, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Shostakovich, Beethoven

Liszt Academy

Symphonie fantastique

New Jersey Performing Arts Center

State Theatre New Jersey

Princeton University

CAMERATA MULTITUDES »Synthesis«

Laeiszhalle Hamburg

During our guest performances in Würzburg, we will present several highly musical works under the direction of Dinis Sousa and accompanied by violinist Tianwa Yang. Stravinsky's piece was composed in 1946 for the 20th anniversary of the Basel Chamber Orchestra. On the surface, it resembles the Baroque concerto grosso, but is ingeniously interwoven with sonic elements of the 20th century. When asked about its content, the composer replied in his typically laconic manner: "That the work is for string orchestra – you will see immediately; that it has three movements – you will read that in the program; that it is anything but atonal! – Won't you let the audience have the pleasure of discovering it for themselves?

Guest at the Mozart Festival Würzburg

Serenades were popular and accessible works for entertainment at festive occasions in aristocratic circles and at court, readily and frequently commissioned, and thus an important source of income for composers. Because they were traditionally performed in the evening and often outdoors, they were frequently written for wind instruments. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's greatest string serenade became his most popular work of all time, a hit par excellence. However, the "Little Night Music" (serenade translated into German) is more than just a beautiful occasional work: the string ensemble, the artistry of the voice writing, and the classical proportions of the movements indicate that the work was conceived more as sophisticated chamber music than as pure, "light" entertainment music.

Night Music

Bochumer Symphoniker

The dialogue between eras has always been a source of artistic fascination. The musical language of Giovanni Pergolesi, W.A. Mozart, and their contemporaries found an echo in the neoclassical period of the early 20th century. In his "Antiche danze ed aria," Ottorino Respighi referenced lute pieces from the early and high Baroque periods, including those by Jean-Baptiste Besard and Ludovico Roncalli, which he adapted to the classical string sound. Igor Stravinsky, on the other hand, specifically sought out Pergolesi's works for his "Pulcinella" ballet, allowing him to freely adapt them. With the minor flaw that, as it later turned out, most of these pieces were apparently by other masters...

4th Loh Concert

Octagonal House

A program perfectly suited to the "Quick & Classy" taste. Featuring the late, intimately warm Clarinet Concerto by the Viennese Classical composer Mozart and the Third Symphony by the German Romantic composer Schumann, brimming with the vibrant life of the Rhineland. Schumann's blissful mood gave rise to captivating symphonic soundscapes, a musical reflection of the new impressions he received after moving to the Rhine. These soundscapes will be brought to life by the young French-British conductor Stephanie Childress and the hr-Sinfonieorchester, just as hr-Solo Clarinetist Tomaž Močilnik will bring Mozart's soulful atmosphere and musical nuances to life. What touches the heart is joy for one.

Heart & Joy

Hessischer Rundfunk

7.  Chamber Concert

Theater Lübeck

YOUNG AT THE OPERA - FOR YOU BETWEEN 15 AND 30 - 2/6-2026

Experience an opera for only DKK 195 per ticket. Remember you can only buy a ticket if you are between 15 and 30 years old. Others will be politely turned away at the door.

Idomeneo - Young at The Opera

Paul McCreesh launches OSL’s annual Bach Festival alongside GRAMMY-nominated countertenor Reginald Mobley.

Paul McCreesh Conducts Bach and Mozart

Yo-Yo Ma takes the stage with conductor James Gaffigan and the San Francisco Symphony for one night only. Written in the aftermath of World War I, Elgar’s Cello Concerto is an urgent elegy, a late-life affirmation of Englishness. Also heard on the program is Mozart’s final symphony, the majestic Jupiter.

Yo-Yo Ma with the San Francisco Symphony

Davies Symphony Hall

A European woman in the hands of Muslim fundamentalists. A western rescue mission goes awry. Execution by the special unit is a foregone conclusion. But: vengeance is nothing - forgiveness everything! Unfortunately only a very few have the greatness of heart to exercise it. Mozart's contribution to the clash of civilizations and a not-to-be-underestimated comedy for music.

The Abduction From The Seraglio

Max-Joseph-Platz

Philharmonia

Northwestern University

The quartet’s musical world spans two extremes: Mozart’s classicism and a new contemporary work, blending tradition and innovation in an intimate and luminous dialogue

Campestre

Carlo Felice Theater

Season Finale Dreaming Big

University of Nevada

Once upon a time, a prince awakens in a mysterious land with an even more mysterious task.  Armed with enchanted bells and (you guessed it) a magic flute, Prince Tamino sets off, bound and determined to rescue his lady love, the Princess Pamina—only to find that things aren’t what they seem, and the Queen of the Night who sent him on his quest just might be plotting his doom instead.

James Conlon ends his legendary tenure as LA Opera Music Director with the world's most popular opera in one of our most emblematic productions. Mozart's catchy melodies meet astonishing projected animations in our perennial crowd pleaser. Miles Mykkanen makes his LA Opera debut as Prince Tamino opposite Sydney Mancasola as the beautiful Pamina. Kyle Miller might just steal the show as the lovable sidekick Papageno, while Aigul  Khismatullina and Kwangchul Youn face off as the Queen of the Night and Sarastro.

The Magic Flute

The Music Center

This delightful, family-friendly adaptation of Mozart’s The Magic Flute brings to life the thrilling tale of princes, princesses, magic spells, and daring rescues—all with kid-friendly narration, lively characters, and, of course, world-class music performed by Pacific Symphony. Whether you’re a young opera enthusiast or brand new to the art form, this performance is packed with laughter, adventure, and timeless melodies, making it the perfect introduction to the grandeur of opera!

Leopold & The Magic Flute: Opera for Kids!

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Join Leopold, Pacific Symphony’s favorite furry puppet friend, as he embarks on a whimsical and wondrous journey into the world of opera!

Every season deserves a finale that means something. This one is built around two opposing ideas: the perfect ending and the impossible one.


(Really Finishing) Unfinished Business

Artelize Hall

We look forward to immersing ourselves in diverse musical worlds under the direction of Susanna Mälkki – including that of Mozart, for whom play was an important part of his life: He particularly loved billiards and skittles, as well as chess and trick-tock – or he would sit at the card table and gamble with Tarock, Brandeln, Piquet, or Pharaoh. This enthusiasm is also audible in his often playful music. Together with Bertrand Chamayou as soloist, we will perform one of his most popular works: Piano Concerto No. 23 from 1786, which was composed around the same time as his comic opera "Le nozze di Figaro" – a fact that is particularly evident in the surprising scene changes of the finale. Also on the program in Würzburg: A composition by Liszt, who wrote significant symphonic poems. 

Susanna Mälkki, Bertrand Chamayou

Bamberger Symphoniker

Every season deserves a finale that means something. This one is built around two opposing ideas: the perfect ending and the impossible one.

Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony stops mid-sentence. Two movements, then nothing. He never explained why. The most famous incomplete work in the repertoire — and arguably the most perfect, because its silence says everything the notes can't. It opens the evening like a question.

Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony closes it with the answer. The final movement is the most architecturally elaborate thing Mozart ever wrote: five themes, running simultaneously, woven into a fugue so dense and so inevitable that when it ends, it feels like the only possible conclusion to anything — the season, the year, music itself. Beethoven heard it and spent a decade trying to write something as good.

Together they make an argument: some things need to stay open. Some things need to close properly. A great season finale knows which is which. After the final chord, drinks will be served in the foyer. You are not required to leave quickly.

(Finishing) Unfinished Business

Join us for a profound reflection on the genius of Mozart in the resounding acoustics of the Baltimore Basilica on May 29th and 30th, 2026. Experience the grandeur of The Great Mass in C minor — one of Mozart’s greatest masterpieces, followed by the dark and cinematic intensity of Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, performed by the extraordinary Fr. Paul Maillet, a student of Leon Fleisher. Led by Basilica Music Director Samuel F. Rowe and performed by the Baltimore Basilica Schola Cantorum and Chamber Orchestra, this program brings together two of Mozart’s most powerful works in the awe-inspiring setting of America’s First Cathedral.

Alumni Event: Fr. Paul Maillet

Baltimore Basilica of the Assumption

Let's not look for any other analogies between Mozart and Zemlinsky than their native land of Austria, and let's set the scene. Mozart returns from Paris when he finds, between two commissions, the time to have fun with this laughing and entertaining double concerto written for his sister Nannerl. 120 years later, Alexander von Zemlinsky, an anxious post-romantic, celebrates the marriage of impossible love and the sea, in this Andersen tale more disturbing than it seems: the powerful river of the orchestra bewitches, and if the shadows of Wagner and Mahler lurk, the poisonous aromas of its harmony belong only to this cursed one.

Mozart, Concerto for two pianos / Arthur & Lucas Jussen

Maison de la Radio et de la Musique

Mozart’s Mass in C Minor is a dazzling masterpiece that resonates powerfully with America’s 250th anniversary. Premiered in 1783—the same year the British monarchy formally recognized the independence of the Thirteen Colonies—this work shares a historical moment with the birth of the United States.

Amanda Quist conducts her first performance as Music Director of the Festival Chorus, continuing the ensemble’s cherished traditions through her unique musical lens and deep commitment to choral excellence.

Composer

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Events

Upcoming events

Aug 30, 2025 - Jul 4, 2026

The Magic Flute · Semperoper Dresden

Sep 12, 2025 - Jun 28, 2026

Die Zauberflöte · Wiener Staatsoper

Jan 4 - Jun 28, 2026

The Magic Flute · Staatsoper Stuttgart

Jan 11 - Nov 15, 2026

Members of the Teatro alla Scala Orchestra · Teatro alla Scala

Feb 17 - Jun 23, 2026

Papageno plays the magic flute · Staatskapelle Halle

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21 - 22 Jun, 2026

2026 June Concert · New Orleans Civic Symphony

Jun 21, 2026

6. Classical Music on Sunday · Brandenburgischen Staatsorchesters Frankfurt

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