Tsjaikovski’s Souvenir de Florence and Maria Milstein plays Mozart

Date & Time

Tue, Jul 22, 2025, 20:00

Venue

Het Concertgebouw, Main Hall (Amsterdam)

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Musicians

Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra
Michael Waterman	Concertmaster
Maria Milstein	Violin

Program

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart	Symfonie nr. 29 in A major, KV 201
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart	Vioolconcert in A major
Piotr Tchaikovsky	Souvenir de Florence in d minor (arr. M. Waterman)

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