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The Audition (Mozart in Italy – Concert 1)

Part of the The Mozartist 2020 - Mozart in Italy

Add to my Calendar 06-03-2020 19:30 06-03-2020 21:30 36 The Audition (Mozart in Italy – Concert 1) This concert includes two orchestral works that Mozart is thought to have composed to showcase his talents during the course of his travels through Italy, as well as a selection of arias and a dynamic trio from an opera that he heard in Verona on 3 January 1770. Using compelling recent research, the second half reconsutrcts the audition concert that Mozart gave in Milan on 12 March, a concert which led directly to him receiving the presitigous commission to write Mitridate, re di Ponto. There will also be a pre-concert talk by leading Mozart authority Cliff Eisen at 6.00pm. Cadogan Hall, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

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

Programme

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony in D, K.100/62a
Pietro Alessandro Guglielmi – Ruggiero: Aria, 'In un mar di tante pene'
Pietro Alessandro Guglielmi – Ruggiero: Aria, 'Degna non è d’un soglio'
Pietro Alessandro Guglielmi – Ruggiero: Aria, 'Ah, spiegar non posso'
Pietro Alessandro Guglielmi – Ruggiero: Aria, 'A morte, men vado'
Pietro Alessandro Guglielmi – Ruggiero: Trio, 'Ingrata mi sgridi'
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Symphony no.9 in C major, K.73
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Se tutti i mali miei, K.83/73p
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Ah, più tremar non voglio, K.71 (fragment)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Misero me… Misero pargoletto, K.77/73e

Performers

Samantha Clarke – soprano
Rachel Kelly – mezzo-soprano
Stuart Jackson – tenor
Ian Page – Conductor

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Programme Note

This concert includes two orchestral works that Mozart is thought to have composed to showcase his talents during the course of his travels through Italy, as well as a selection of arias and a dynamic trio from an opera that he heard in Verona on 3 January 1770. Using compelling recent research, the second half reconsutrcts the audition concert that Mozart gave in Milan on 12 March, a concert which led directly to him receiving the presitigous commission to write Mitridate, re di Ponto. There will also be a pre-concert talk by leading Mozart authority Cliff Eisen at 6.00pm.

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