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London Handel Players

Mozart in Mannheim

Anna Dennis (soprano), Rachel Brown (flute soloist)

Mozart in Mannheim
Mozart created his First Flute Concerto in 1778 during a visit to Mannheim, where Christian Cannabich was busy raising its court orchestra into one of Europe’s finest. While there, he fell in love with the soprano Aloysia Weber and wrote a series of dazzling concert arias for her. Adrian Butterfield’s London Handel Players, with two celebrated guest artists, are set to unleash the fizzing energy of Mozart’s youthful compositions.

Programme:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
1756-1791


Symphony in D No. 31 K297 'Paris':
I. Allegro assai


Flute Concerto No. 1 in G K313

Popoli di Tessaglia K316/300b

Interval

Alcandro, lo confesso ... Non sò, d'onde viene K294

Andante in C K315

Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio K418

Symphony in D major No. 31 K297 'Paris':
II. Andantino
III. Allegro


Full Event Details

Mozart created his First Flute Concerto in 1778 during a visit to Mannheim, where Christian Cannabich was busy raising its court orchestra into one of Europe’s finest. While there, he fell in love with the soprano Aloysia Weber and wrote a series of dazzling concert arias for her. Adrian Butterfield’s London Handel Players, with two celebrated guest artists, are set to unleash the fizzing energy of Mozart’s youthful compositions.

Programme:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
1756-1791

Symphony in D No. 31 K297 'Paris':
I. Allegro assai

Flute Concerto No. 1 in G K313

Popoli di Tessaglia K316/300b

Interval

Alcandro, lo confesso ... Non sò, d'onde viene K294

Andante in C K315

Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio K418

Symphony in D major No. 31 K297 'Paris':
II. Andantino
III. Allegro

Venue Details & Map

Location

Wigmore Hall, London
36 Wigmore St, London W1U 2BP


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