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Fabio Biondi conducts Mendelssohn’s “Italian” Mao Fujita plays Mozart
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Under the baton of Fabio Biondi, Mendelssohn’s vivacious Symphony No. 4 captures the zest and exhilaration of Italy’s sun-soaked vistas, bustling cities, and idyllic countryside. But first, Mao Fujita—described by The Times as “a musician of tremendous versatility and taste”—performs one of the grandest of Mozart’s piano concertos: No. 25.
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3 dates (3 Apr - 6 Apr)
Apr
3
Thu
7:00 pm
Kennedy Center
Washington, DC, United States
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Apr
5
Sat
8:00 pm
Kennedy Center
Washington, DC, United States
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6
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3:00 pm
Kennedy Center
Washington, DC, United States
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