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Mozart (1)

Date & Time
Fri, Feb 14, 2025, 20:00
Mozart gifted the clarinet with a magnificent concerto, brimming with elegance, tenderness and sensuality. His rich Quintet for Piano and Winds and the 'Prague' Symphony, where the woodwinds take centre stage, are two more of his resounding triumphs.

Keywords: Early Music, Symphony Concert

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Musicians

Orchestre de chambre de Paris
Maxim EmelyanychevPianoforte, Conductor
Florent PujuilaClarinet
Ilyes Boufadden-AdloffOboe
Fany MaselliBassoon
Félix RothHorn

Program

Wolfgang Amadeus MozartConcerto pour clarinette en la majeur K. 622
Wolfgang Amadeus MozartQuintette pour piano et vents K452
Wolfgang Amadeus MozartSymphonie n° 38 "Prague"
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