Mozart Symphonies Challenge n.22 – Symphony K.543
The Mozart Symphonies Challenge continues with Symphony K.543, the first of Mozart’s last three great symphonies.
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The Mozart Symphonies Challenge continues with Symphony K.543, the first of Mozart’s last three great symphonies.
The photo gallery of the Easter Monday Concert 2026 is now available.
A concert built almost at the last moment, with many absences and very few rehearsals with the full orchestra. A real challenge, with incidents, but without ever losing the sense of making music together.
A full church, an attentive audience and a record fundraising result. Some technical issues affected the livestream.
All 330 available bookings are sold out, but entry remains free until all seats are actually filled.
Brahms and Schumann for the Easter Monday Concert 2026. Soloist Lara Biancalana.
A demanding rehearsal, some real difficulties, but also focused work and a musical direction starting to take shape.
The edited videos of MSC21 are now online: open rehearsal and concert of Mozart’s Symphony No.38 K.504 “Prague”.
Photographs from the “Prague” Symphony concert (8 March) are now available.
A warm and attentive audience for both the open rehearsal and the concert, and €636.30 raised for the instrument maintenance fund of the Waldensian Church of Piazza Cavour.
On 8 March the Mozart Symphonies Challenge continues with Symphony No.38 K.504 “Prague”, one of Mozart’s most distinctive works.
Images from the MSC No.20 concert (Symphony “Linz”), held on 8 February at the Waldensian Church in Piazza Cavour.