1771 - a retrospective at Cadogan Hall, London on Wednesday 27th January 2021

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1771 - a retrospective

Part of the MOZART 250 Series

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Details

Cadogan Hall
5 Sloane Terrace
Sloane Square, Belgravia
London
SW1X 9DQ
England

Wednesday 27th January 2021
7:30 PM

Programme

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony no.42 in F major, K.75
Josef Mysliveček – Adomo ed Eva: 'Non so se il mio peccato'
Luigi Boccherini – String Quintet in E major, G.275
Antonio Salieri – Armida: 'E non degg'io seguirla... Lungi da te'
Joseph Haydn – Symphony no.44 in E minor 'Mourning', Hob.I:44

Performers

Kitty Whately – mezzo-soprano
Ian Page – Conductor

The Mozartists

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Programme Note

1771 - a retrospective is next in the MOZART 250 series. The concert takes place on Mozart's birthday and is a diverse and illuminating overview of the musical year 1771. It features an exquisite selection of works by Mozart, Myslivecek, Boccherini and Salieri, culminating in Haydn's magnificent 'Trauer' Symphony, whose elegaic slow movement the composer was said to have wanted performed at his funeral. The mezzo-soprano soloist is former BBC New Generation Artist Kitty Whately and Ian Page conducts The Mozartists' vibrant period-instrument orchestra.

To ensure the safety of our audience, artists and players, the performance will be socially-distanced.

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