Mostly Amadeus—Meet the Mozarts!
That the supernatural perfection of Mozart’s music was created by an imperfect child-like person has led many to believe he was a “quill in divine hands.” And the two of his sublime works scheduled (Piano Trio in B-flat KV 502 and Quartet in G minor KV 478) may bring you to the same conclusion. To be reminded of the humanity of the legend, we place him genealogically between his father Leopold, a minor composer who wrote piano exercises for the young Amadeus and his sister Nannerl and shrewdly marketed his “child wonder,” and one of Amadeus’s four sons, Franz Xaver, who, barring the phenomenal virtuosity of his father, would have certainly been noted as a fine composer in his own right. A special attraction will be the world premiere of a Mozart fragment we have discovered under unusual circumstances!
Ieva Jokūbavičiūtė, piano; Hye-Jin Kim, violin; Ara Gregorian, viola; Yehuda Hanani, cello
About Ieva Jokūbavičiūtė:“Powerfully and intricately crafted performances… ‘razor-sharp intelligence and wit,’ and ‘subtle, complex, almost impossibly detailed and riveting in every way.’” — The Washington Post
“…heart-stopping and unrivaled beauty… Hye-Jin Kim’s was supremely musical playing, well thought out, yet of the moment.” – The Strad
Individual Tickets:
Balcony: $35
Orchestra/Mezzanine: $60
Ages 18 – 35: $25
Student tickets are available at the door: $15
- Early Bird Subscription Deadline: September 28
- Early Bird Subscribers will receive their e-tickets by October 3
- Regular Season Subscribers will receive their e-tickets on October 24
Virtual Tickets:
$30 for each concert; $100 for access to complete season. A link to the concert video is emailed one week after performances.