Mozart’s Jupiter
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Savour the delectable blend of jazz influences and classical expression in Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G Major, masterfully interpreted by Beatrice Rana. The program culminates with Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony, renowned for its exquisite beauty and a dazzlingly brilliant finale.
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4 dates (4 Jun - 8 Jun)
Jun
4
Wed
8:00 pm
David Pecaut Square
Toronto, ON, Canada
Tickets available
Jun
5
Thu
8:00 pm
David Pecaut Square
Toronto, ON, Canada
Tickets available
Jun
7
Sat
8:00 pm
David Pecaut Square
Toronto, ON, Canada
Tickets available
Jun
8
Sun
3:00 pm
David Pecaut Square
Toronto, ON, Canada
Tickets available
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