Composer

A celebration of the spring equinox, this matinee offers a generous portion of musical sunshine, hope and warmth. Beethoven’s Seventh is his most exuberant and energetic work, with several hugely popular melodies and themes, while Mozart’s evergreen Sinfonia Concertante has an unmatched abundance of lyricism, good humour and playful happiness. One of Britain’s greatest living composers, David Matthews, also contributes a new work, written in celebration of Spring and dedicated to the ESO.

ESO Cheltenham Residency: Spring Equinox

Cheltenham Town Hall

Mozart Requiem

Saint Clare of Montefalco Parish

Experience the power and passion of Mozart's final masterpiece, brought to life by the Long Beach Camerata Singers and orchestra. From haunting beauty to dramatic intensity, the Requiem will stir your soul and leave you breathless.

Mozart’s Requiem

Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church

Riccardo Minasi and the Ensemble Resonanz have already proven with their Mozart interpretations that they can charge classical music with the energy of a rock concert and also show temperament and depth in other masterpieces. Together with the celebrated violinist Alena Baeva, they ignite a firework of sound colours and emotions: from Debussy’s dazzling colours to Bruch’s passionate violin concerto and Mozart’s »Little G minor Symphony« to Ravel’s elegant homage to baroque dance forms.

EPSG:4326

Ensemble Resonanz / Alena Baeva / Riccardo Minasi

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Luisi / Monzò

San Carlo Theatre

Family Concert: The Secret of the Little Night Music

Kulturhaus Osterfeld e. V.

Hans Sachs Choir Nuremberg

Meistersinger Hall

Since 2010, chamber music ensembles of the Staatskapelle have been performing at the Bode Museum, a jewel of Berlin's museum landscape. Matinee concerts lasting just over an hour in the Gobelin Hall, with diverse programs that include music from the Baroque and Classical periods as well as works from the Romantic and Modern periods, can easily lead into further hours in the museum—for example, with a guided tour of the exhibition and the "Artwork of the Day," a private tour, or a culinary finale in the stylish museum café.

Museum Concert VI

UNESCO Weltkulturerbe Museumsinsel

The charismatic and popular opera star Rolando Villazón is celebrating the big anniversary of his favorite composer in 2026: Wolfgang Amadé Mozart! To mark the 270th birthday of the musical genius, Rolando Villazón is inviting people to celebratory concerts in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The program revolves around arias and scenes for kings, emperors and a bird catcher, with music from Mozart operas such as Idomeneo, La clemenza di Tito, Il re pastore and The Magic Flute.

Rolando Villazón / Maarten Engeltjes / PRJCT Amsterdam

HCC Hannover Congress Centrum

Vienna Concert Hall

Tonhalle Düsseldorf

Munich Residence

This classic story comes to life through the familiar melodies by Mozart. Adapted for the opera stage by John Davies, three young pigs decide how to build a house to shelter themselves from the Big Bad Wolf. While two of the pigs just want to play and have fun, Despina Pig goes to the library and learns how to build a strong house. Learn the importance of the library and reading alongside the little pigs in this charmingly funny tale.

The Three Little Pigs

Fort Worth Zoo

Reby Cary Youth Library

Prepare to be dazzled as “one of the most brilliant couples in classical music” (Guardian). Gil Shaham and Adele Anthony perform Sarasate’s fiery Navarra and Bach’s lively Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. Andreas Delfs leads the RPO in Avner Dorman’s world premiere A Time to Mourn and a Time to Dance (a Voices of Today commission), an evocative new work blending reflection and celebration. The evening concludes with Mozart’s Symphony No. 41 (“Jupiter”), a masterful fusion of drama and beauty.

Baroque to Billiance

Eastman Theatre

Don’t miss this concert featuring a vocal quartet alongside the Symphony for Mozart’s final piece, the unfinished Requiem.

Unfinished Business

Miller Theater

CMSFW was part of a group that commissioned Pierre Jalbert to compose a work, “Clarinet Quintet,” to be performed by the Dover Quartet and clarinetist Romie de Guise-Langlois. Lincoln Center Chamber Music Society, Arizona Friends of Chamber Music and Houston Chamber Music Society joined in the collaboration. This performance will be the first time it will be heard in the metroplex.

Subtle Connections Across the World - Dover String Quartet with Romie de Guise-Langlois perform special CMSFW commission

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

A wealthy and powerful young man cuts a wide swath through the women he encounters. When his latest “conquest” leads to tragedy, he spends the next 24 hours in an adrenaline-fueled game of hide and seek with his pursuers. At the height of his mania comes a knock at the door...Considered by many to be the greatest opera ever written, Don Giovanni warns that, for the wicked—whether privileged or down-trodden—justice comes in this life…or the next.

Don Giovanni

Riverview Theatre

Join Ensemble MidtVest on a musical journey on the iconic train, the Orient Express. We board in Paris and travel through Bavaria, Austria, Hungary and Romania – before arriving in the vibrant world of Istanbul.

The Orient Express

Sund church

Unitarisk Kirkesamfund

Højhuset Kulturhotel

Gimsing Take Away

The line from Mozart to Debussy and Ravel is usually straighter than that to their German-speaking contemporaries. For all three share a playful quality – a delight in sound that delights the ear and yet never remains superficial. But when things get serious, Mozart transcends the player and shows in his great church works that beauty and reverence are not mutually exclusive. His Great Mass in C minor is one of those masterpieces that has something tragic and, at the same time, stately about it.

Debussy

Dvořák’s goal for his Symphony No. 7, here conducted by Andrés Orozco-Estrada, was to surpass all of his previous efforts. Grand, gloomy, and dramatic, it contains few of the Slavic folk–derived, nationalistic elements associated with the composer. The influence of Brahms—particularly his recent Third Symphony, which impressed Dvořák as the finest symphony ever written—permeates the four movements. Mozart’s exuberant and expressive Piano Concerto No. 9 represented a great leap forward in ambition and achievement alike. The young Canadian soloist Jan Lisiecki interprets what legendary pianist Alfred Brendel called “one of the greatest wonders of the world.”

Orozco-Estrada Conducts Dvořák 7

Davies Symphony Hall

Strauss’ Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks is a mischievous tone poem that follows the antics of a legendary trickster. From daring escapades to clever pranks, the music captures Till’s irreverent spirit with virtuosic orchestral writing and humor. Emanuel Ax returns to lend his mastery and lyricism to Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 25 — a work filled with grandeur and elegance composed at the height of his creative genius. Grammy winning composer Gabriela Ortiz grew up steeped in the indigenous music of her native Mexico. Her Téenek channels the spirit of the Huasteca region of Mexico. Respighi’s Pines of Rome is a symphonic masterpiece that paints a vivid portrait of Italy’s Eternal City through its famous pine trees — opening with a scene of children at play, and ending with a depiction of a Roman Army on the march. This work’s dramatic orchestration, including offstage brass and bird calls, creates a sensory experience like no other. You’ll feel energy, power, and sense of place in each piece of music at this concert.

Force of Nature

Overture Center for the Arts

Haydn's Symphony No. 103 opens with a dramatic flourish, as rolling timpani set the stage for a work that combines energetic precision with whimsical surprises. Next, French violinist Renaud Capuçon brings out the drama, grace, and elegance of Mozart's Strassburg Concerto, before Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 surges to a powerful conclusion, filled with the vibrant, youthful energy of his early years.

Beethoven, Mozart & Haydn

Cincinnati Music Hall

Meet us at the library! Cliburn Kids on the Road presents a special edition just for our book-loving friends. This 45-minute interactive program blends music, movement, storytelling, and word games to spark creativity and inspire reading, writing, listening, and imagination. Perfect for all ages!

Free Concert at Clifford Crossing Library

Clifford Crossing Library

There’s nothing like hiking across moors and encountering castle ruins to ignite the creative process—as Mendelssohn experienced it on a tour of Scotland. Holyrood Castle (where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned) inspired the mysterious mood of the Third Symphony’s opening. But the mists ultimately lift in the sunny, lively finale. Plus, Portland favorite Conrad Tao dazzles in Mozart’s 21st Piano Concerto, with its slow movement once described by biographer Maynard Solomon as “an entire movement of unrelieved, time-stopping beauty…for something just short of eternity.”

Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Willamette University

Violinist Erin Keefe, Concertmaster of the Minnesota Orchestra and a Curtis faculty member, leads this conductorless chamber orchestra of young musicians from the Curtis Institute of Music. The program includes Mozart’s masterful Sinfonia Concertante for violin, viola, and orchestra, performed by Keefe and Curtis President and renowned violist Roberto Díaz.

Curtis Chamber Orchestra Erin Keefe, violin Roberto Díaz, viola

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

Free Concert at Burleson Public Library

Burleson Public Library

Giovanni Antonini conducts Mozart’s final symphony alongside works by two influential composers of his time. Christoph Willibald Gluck revolutionized stage music with pieces like the ballet Don Juan, while Giovanni Battista Viotti reshaped the solo concerto. Dmitry Smirnov is the soloist in Viotti’s Violin Concerto No. 17.

John Antonini Dmitry Smirnov

Oslo Concert Hall

The majority of Mozart's output is in the major key, but a few minor works contain all the notes of human disappointment, sadness, and comfort.

Mozart in Minor Key

Espoo Cultural Centre

The OSM invites you to a very special wedding! Experience a one-of-a-kind musical event with an innovative staging of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro. Enjoy stunning voices in an exceptional acoustic setting, singing melodies that are both joyful and moving. Premiering in 1786, the opera blends comedy and satire, with a libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte inspired by Beaumarchais’ play. It follows the adventures of Figaro and Suzanne, two servants trying to thwart the advances of their flirtatious master, Count Almaviva. Through its sharp wit, the opera critiques aristocratic privilege while celebrating the resourcefulness of the working class. This specially narrated version promises an exciting and memorable experience, offering a fresh perspective on a timeless masterpiece.

The Marriage of Figaro

Place des Arts

Free Concert at Southwest Regional Library

Southwest Regional Library Fort Worth

A musical journey full of memories: The overture from The Magic Flute opens festively and energetically, followed by the passionate first movement of Schumann's Piano Concerto in A minor – with Chiaya Kakutani at the piano. The famous Adagio from Mozart's C major Concerto touches with its timeless beauty and inner peace. The Nutcracker Suite evokes childhood and Christmas, Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel bridges the gap to the world of fairy tales, before the rousing potpourri from the musical Im weißen Rössl (The White Horse Inn) sets a cheerful mood. Susanne Hoch, with Leonhard Kreutzmann conducting the program with heart and sensitivity.

Concert For People With Dementia, Relatives And Everyone

Small Meistersinger Hall

Giovanni Antonini conducts Mozart’s final symphony–Symphony No. 41.

Classical Hour Giovanni Antonini

This program ends as it begins—with breathtaking string quintets! Mozart’s Third exudes an effortless joy and elegance, weaving playful melodies into lively and refined conversations between the instruments. Composer and LA Phil violist John Hayhurst’s Adagio is rather brief yet comforting, drawing inspiration from the final words of Emily Dickinson, Jane Austen, and Michael Lando.

Mozart & Benavides

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Casco Phil shines a light on the early masterpieces of youthful composers who changed the course of music history. Mozart's First Symphony, written at the age of eight, already hints at his genius. Felix Mendelssohn — often dubbed the 'Mozart of the 19th century' — wrote one of the most beloved violin concertos ever, full of melody, brilliance and freshness. His final orchestral work even contains a playful nod to Mozart.

Mendelssohn with Sylvia Huang

Manege Tienen

Cultuurhuis De Warande

Experience the excitement of live opera, full of drama, beauty, and unforgettable melodies.

The Magic Flute Opera

Birmingham Repertory Theatre

He was the legendary seducer—and ultimately ended up in hell: Don Giovanni in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's version, Don Juan in the ancient Spanish legend, and in Nikolaus Lenau's work, which inspired Richard Strauss's tone poem . Both works offer a captivating auditory experience, as does Henze's overture to a theater. Carl Maria von Weber's favorite instrument was the clarinet, perhaps also because he was commissioned by the Bavarian King Maximilian I to write his Concerto No. 1. While widely performed internationally, it remains (for now?) a hidden gem in Vienna.

MUK.sinfonieorchester | Don Giovanni & Don Juan

Wiener Konzerthaus

Free Concert at East Regional Library

East Regional Library

Free Concert at Golden Triangle Library

Golden Triangle Library

Prince Tamino no longer wants to be a prince. However, when he falls in love with the portrait of Pamina, the daughter of the Queen of the Night, he is ready for any heroic deed. First, he is to free Pamina from Sarastro's clutches for the Queen, and then, once in Sarastro's realm, he must face life-threatening trials for him. At his side are the free-spirited Papageno and a magic flute. In the end, Tamino and Pamina are reunited, and Papageno is no longer alone – a happy ending? "The Magic Flute" is a beautiful parable about growing up, told in dreamlike images by director Dirk Schmeding for young and old alike.

The Magic Flute

Stadttheater Minden

Kurpark Bad Oeynhausen

Konzert Theater Coesfeld 

Detmold Theatre

Culture creates meaning and structure. The music theater project by Christopher Rüping, Omer Meir Wellber, and Malte Ubenauf demonstrates that it can even provide existential support. Here, for an extraterrestrial group, Mozart's music becomes a daily reminder and admonition of what it means to be and remain human. And what happens when it all falls silent. Thus, we rediscover Mozart's music in distant worlds.

The Great Silence

Hamburg State Opera

Experience a remarkable concert featuring guest soloist Grisha Goryachev, renowned pianist, performing Joaquin Rodrigo's beautiful Concierto de Aranjuez. The evening will also showcase Mozart's enchanting Don Giovanni Overture and Mendelssohn's lively Symphony No. 4 (Italian) for a delightful musical journey.

Mozart, Mendelssohn and Rodrigo

Manchester Essex Regional High School

The supernatural perfection of Mozart’s music was produced by a man many considered a “quill in divine hands.” Two sublime works—his Piano Trio in B-flat, KV 502 and Quartet in G minor, KV 478—may convince you of the same. To remind us of the humanity behind the legend, the program sets Amadeus between his father Leopold—who wrote piano exercises for Amadeus and his sister Nannerl, and shrewdly marketed his “child wonder”—and his son Franz Xaver, who, without the shadow of his father’s genius, would have been remembered as a fine composer in his own right. A special attraction will be the world premiere of a newly discovered Mozart fragment, found under unusual circumstances! 

Close Encounters With Music: Mostly Amadeus—Meet the Mozarts!

Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center

In the welcoming atmosphere of the opera café, a special musical experience awaits you: chamber music treasures presented by the musicians of the Halle State Orchestra. We will also serve coffee or tea (included in the ticket price), a glass of sparkling wine, and fresh cake – for a Sunday morning filled with enjoyment, music, and inspiring encounters.

3rd Coffee Concert

Opera Café

The vast majority of people listen to music - this also applies to the great political figures of the last 100 years. But what do they listen to - and why? Does the music say something about their political stance, and do they perhaps even instrumentalize it in their political struggle? Or is it just for their own pleasure? Does certain music stimulate certain political beliefs - and vice versa?

Music of world leaders

Lille Sal Musikhuset

Welcome spring with a sunny program of music for strings, winds, piano, and harp. Hungarian pianist and composer Ernő Dohnányi was inspired by works penned by Mozart and Beethoven. His Serenade has found a revered place in the string trio repertoire. Belgian composer Joseph Jongen’s trios for flute, cello, and harp reveal the influence of Impressionist composers Debussy and Ravel. Mozart was so pleased with his Quintet for Piano and Winds that he wrote to his father that it was “… the best thing I have written in my life." Generations of audiences have reveled in this grand and joyful work.

Mozart in March

Sarasota Orchestra

Eclectic Voices and conductor Scott Stroman celebrate their 35th anniversary alongside three of their favourite collaborators: Robert Levin, David Dolan and Dame Emma Kirkby.

Robert Levin in Residence: Mozart and Beethoven – Improvisation and Celebration

Milton Court Concert Hall

The Royal Danish Orchestra’s chamber concerts present celebrated masterpieces alongside rare gems of the chamber music repertoire. Throughout the season, the orchestra’s musicians perform in the historic theatre setting of the Old Stage. Audiences also enjoy the opportunity to experience them up close at chamber concerts in the Takkelloftet Foyer, with its stunning view of Copenhagen Harbour, as well as in the elegant balcony foyer of the Old Stage.

Virtuosic Works by Louise Farrenc, Mozart & Brahms

The Royal Playhouse and The Old Stage

In a brilliant examination of class dynamics, power, and human folly, this opera revels in the wit and warmth of Mozart’s luminous music and underscores the strengths and vulnerabilities of each character. At its heart, the clever servant Figaro fights to marry his true love while outsmarting his amorous and scheming master, who has his own designs on Figaro’s bride-to-be, Susanna. Not only a musical masterpiece—it’s a rallying cry for love, dignity, and the pursuit of justice that called for the end of aristocratic privilege.

Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

Deep in a kingdom of shadow rules the green-clawed demon king Kashchey – but young Prince Ivan has a gallant heart, and with the aid of the enchanted Firebird, even the darkest spells can be broken. When Stravinsky composed The Firebird he didn’t just imagine a wondrous fantasy world. He let us hear it, too, and today conductor Dionysis Grammenos and the LPO take you to new realms of sound – from Debussy’s sensuous arcadia to Mendelssohn’s Scottish seascape. Pianist Lukas Sternath, meanwhile, brings all his award-winning artistry to Mozart’s 23rd Piano Concerto. Some say it’s his loveliest.

The Firebird

Brighton Dome

Congress Theatre

Stella Chen debuts for Beethoven’s lyrical Violin Concerto. Mozart’s “Prague” Symphony masterfully showcases the composer’s bold orchestration and reflects his admiration for the city. The sweeping melodies of Smetana’s The Moldau from Má vlast closes the concert, taking audiences on a musical journey along the Vltava River from Prague to the Czech countryside.

Reflection – Smetana & Beethoven

Des Moines Civic Center

This delightful concert features Vivaldi’s beloved Four Seasons, Holst’s Lyric Movement, and Mozart’s majestic Jupiter Symphony, performed by the talented Amarillo Chamber Orchestra.

Seasons of Celestial Joy

St Andrew's Episcopal Church

JS Bach’s Magnificat in D is one of the best-loved works in the choral repertoire. Taken from Luke’s gospel, the text is the Virgin Mary’s canticle celebrating her pregnancy with the promised Messiah. In his magnificent setting, Bach amplifies the voice of an ordinary young woman as she responds to the astounding news that she would give birth to the Son of God.

Mozart’s Litaniae Lauretanae, a devotional to Mary written when he was only fifteen, showcases energy and sensitive artistry, with dynamic mood shifts capturing both reverence and exuberance.

Bach: Magnificat in D

Cadogan Hall 

The sight of a monstrous snake can easily make you faint. When Prince Tamino comes to, he believes he has seen his savior in the somewhat enigmatic Papageno. But he is far from it, as three ladies from the Queen of the Night's entourage rebuke him: she has saved Tamino because he is to free Pamina, the Queen of the Night's daughter, from the clutches of her kidnapper Sarastro. Enchanted by the image of Pamina, Tamino sets out on his journey. But the boundaries between good and evil, right and wrong seem to blur – is the star-blazing Queen of the Night in the right, or is Sarastro on the side of truth, goodness, and beauty? Trials must be passed, obstacles overcome, and insights gained before Tamino and Pamina can finally be united and Papageno, too, finally finds a companion.

Staatstheater Mainz

Luisi/Taverna

Kalena Bovell conducts a program of orchestral grandeur. Respighi’s Pines of Rome, last performed by HSO in 2013, brings the Italian landscape to life with sweeping brass fanfares, atmospheric sounds, and lush harmonies.

Pines of Rome

The Bushnell

Mozart’s genius is on full display in his elegant and high-spirited Piano Concerto No. 9, and in the hands of Jan Lisiecki—recognized as one of today’s most astounding young talents—it promises pure magic. In his famous Enigma Variations, Elgar lovingly renders those nearest and dearest to him, creating a musical photo album filled with heartfelt warmth and profound emotional depth. The concerts open with romantic music from the 1939 film adaptation of Wuthering Heights.

Mozart + Elgar’s Enigma Variations

Jones Hall

HSO Masterworks Series: Pines of Rome

Maxwell M. & Ruth R. Belding Theater

“To be faithful to only one woman is the same as being unfaithful to all the others!” So ​​sings Don Juan. It is, all things considered, a statement that can be munched on, and has been since 1787, when Mozart and his librettist Lorenzo da Ponte's opera premiered.

Don Juan

Odense Concert Hall

, you can't skip steps. Those who try will either fall flat on their face, or at some point have to climb back to make up for lost time. Highly gifted musicians sometimes seem to take three steps at once, yet they don't miss a single one. For, as Robert Schumann wrote: "There is no end to learning." The beautiful notion that the "path" is the "destination" helps. Or Brahms's certainty that something great can emerge, even if one's idea is just beginning.

Levels

Pfalzbau Ludwigshafen

Figaro, the Count’s servant, has become engaged to Susanna, the Countess’s maid. The Count is stalking Susanna. Figaro hatches a plan to put the count in his place. After a “mad day” of disguises, misunderstandings and other comical complications, Figaro gets his Susanna and the Count has no choice but to apologize to the Countess.

Volksoper Wien

Guest Concert

Tourist, Congress and Saalbau GmbH

Dinner, drinks, and a preview of Don Giovanni featuring the principal artists.

Opera Night – Don Giovanni

East Ridge Country Club

American violinist Sophia Stoyanovich has earned acclaim for her “lustrous tone” and “superb musical instincts” Fanfare. Since her debut with the Seattle Symphony, she has performed internationally, including solo debuts at the Wiener Konzerthaus and Carnegie Hall’s Weill Hall.

Sophia Stoyanovich violin & Derek Wang piano

The Bridgewater Hall

Concert in Orlando

Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

Join us as sweet sounds and stories are woven together with award-winning soloist Kathrin Lorenzen. 

Inspired by a rose perfume, Karen Tanaka created the ethereal veils of sound in Rose Absolute, which are followed by the pearly grace of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 23 with pianist Steven Osborne at the keyboard. In Symphony No. 4 , Gustav Mahler promises heavenly delights with bells and cheerful flutes and naive verses taken from Des Knaben Wunderhorn . Kathrin Lorenzen sings of dancing with angels and richly laid tables with delicacies from the heavenly garden.

Mozart & Mahler

Malmo Live Concert Hall

Chamber Orchestra – Jane Glover, guest conductor

Musical Arts Center

"The Fantastic" is the theme of this season's chamber concerts in the Apollosaal, based on the season's first opera premiere, Offenbach's Les Contes d'Hoffmann . Musicians of the Staatskapelle Berlin have developed programs that approach this idea and concept, which play a key role in music, in a variety of ways. Ranging from the Baroque to the present day, with a special focus on the Romantic period, "The Fantastic" will be explored with a variety of chamber music works in diverse ensembles.

Chamber Concert V

Berlin State Opera

Clarinetist Kinan Azmeh captivates audiences with his fluid, nuanced playing and remarkable improvisational talent. Joined by the OSM, he will showcase a program that blends creative freedom, Bartók’s folk-inspired motifs, and Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach’s innovative sensitivity. The evening concludes with Mozart’s graceful and elegant Symphony No. 39.

From Bartók to Mozart: Flute, Improvisation, and Symphony

Cho-Liang Lin & Friends

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

Mozart’s Requiem grips the soul with its passion, mystery and beauty. Brahms’ Schicksalslied (Song of Destiny) soars from luminous calm to storm and struggle, offering a moving reflection on the human journey. Together, these masterpieces promise a concert of unforgettable power and artistry.

UC Irvine Choral Concert | Mozart’s Requiem & Brahms’ Schicksalslied: An Evening of Masterworks

Irvine Barclay Theatre

Chamber music concerts are an important part of the program. In various formations and ensembles, the musicians of the Orchester der Oper Zürich explore a wide repertoire. At close quarters and in intimate spaces, audiences experience the intensity of the musicians as they make music. Each of the nine chamber music programs in the Spiegelsaal has its own individual focus: classics of the genre meet rarely heard works, and early music meets crossover. The «Zur Premiere» concert series feature programs specially tailored to a corresponding opera premiere.

8th Chamber Concert

Hall of Mirrors

The Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra (hr-Sinfonieorchester Frankfurt) is a regular guest at the Wettenberg Winter Concerts, presenting its chamber music program. This time, musicians from the orchestra will perform a captivating string quartet program. Mozart's Viennese "Hoffmeister Quartet," with its unique blend of cheerfulness and melancholy, meets the colorful French quartet masterpiece of the young Ravel. Interspersed throughout this chamber concert, featuring members of the hr-Sinfonieorchester, are dazzling dance pieces by the German-Bohemian composer Erwin Schulhoff, ranging from waltzes and tangos to marches. Pure joy awaits all quartet enthusiasts on this enthralling evening!

Composer

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Jul 1, 2025 - Apr 15, 2026

Twinkle Concert XS / Elfi Baby Concert · Elbphilharmonie

Aug 30, 2025 - Jul 4, 2026

The Magic Flute · Semperoper Dresden

Sep 12, 2025 - Jun 28, 2026

Die Zauberflöte · Wiener Staatsoper

Sep 16, 2025 - Jun 16, 2026

NDR Chamber Concert · Elbphilharmonie

Sep 26, 2025 - Jun 5, 2026

Opera Workshop · Staatsoper Hamburg

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Mar 22, 2026

ESO Cheltenham Residency: Spring Equinox · English Symphony Orchestra

Mar 22, 2026

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