Conductor’s Diary No.6 — Mozart “Linz”, one full day
One rehearsal and the concert on the same day. Mozart’s “Linz” Symphony, worked through step by step, with careful preparation, fatigue, an attentive audience, and a risky finale.
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One rehearsal and the concert on the same day. Mozart’s “Linz” Symphony, worked through step by step, with careful preparation, fatigue, an attentive audience, and a risky finale.
One Mozart symphony rehearsed and performed in a single day: open rehearsal and evening concert in the Mozart Symphonies Challenge format. The ICNT Orchestra, conducted by Daniele Camiz, performs the “Linz” Symphony K.425.
The concert has passed. What remains is the music, the images, the sound. The Winter Concert 2026 is now available in its definitive form.
Photographs from the final rehearsal and the concert on January 5, 2026.
A successful evening not because everything was perfect, but because we managed to hold things together, even when something slipped.
The double rehearsal, practical difficulties, and the final focus before the concert.
Free reservations have reached the planned limit. Admission will still be open to everyone.
The first rehearsal in the church, ensemble work, and the first meeting with the soloist.
The first full rehearsal is a delicate step: with a still partial ensemble, the work begins to confront the reality of sound and the first shared decisions.
A bright and classical programme featuring Schubert, Mendelssohn and Prokofiev, opening the new year with orchestral music.
To pause, to be together, to breathe. A precious time for what we have begun to catch its breath and continue its path.