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MUSICA BAYREUTH

Date & Time
Thu, Jun 22, 2023, 19:30
“In the rising of a symphony there is something divine, something similar to creation itself." (Leonard Bernstein) Life is in constant transformation and the world in constant change – and so, too, is the history of music! When eight-year-old Mozart composed his first symphonic work in 1764, the late baroque was transitioning to the classical era. The symphony was in the process of emancipating itself from its origins in the overture to Neapolitan opera. In this concert, our orchestra will... Read full text

Keywords: Symphony Concert

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Musicians

Fabio BiondiConductor
Barbara BodeOboe

Program

Symphonie D-Dur KV 111/120Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Symphonie D-Dur »La tempesta di mare«Carlo Monza
Konzert für Oboe, basso continuo und Streichorchester D-DurGiovanni Battista Sammartini
Symphonie d-MollNiccoló Jommelli
Symphonie G-Dur KV 74Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Symphonie Nr. 1 c-Moll op. 11Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
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