The English Concert
Mozart Wind Serenades at East Neuk Festival

Mozart: Serenade in Cm, K.388
Mozart/Went: Overture to Marriage of Figaro
Mozart: Serenade in E-flat, K.375
Some of Mozart’s closest, best beloved friends were wind players, and he wrote some of his most delightful masterpieces for them. This concert brings together two gems, a beautifully contrasted pair of serenades. K. 388, in the rarely used key of C minor, is cut from similar cloth to Don Giovanni – there is darkness in its heart, for all its glorious tunes. K. 375, meanwhile, belongs to the warm, complicated comedy world of The Marriage of Figaro, full of bonhomie and good spirits.
The English Concert Winds boast one of the finest line-ups of wind players anywhere and, playing original instruments, they will give us Mozart as Mozart heard it. As Gramophone Magazine wrote: ‘here we have a team of individual musicians who play with a natural spontaneity and listen and react to one another. The sound is livelier and richer’.
East Neuk Festival
Fri, 3 July 2026
St Adrian’s, Cellardyke
11:30am
£25 / £18 [All seats £5 to 7-17 year olds]
Full Event Details
Mozart/Triebensee: Overture to Don Giovanni
Mozart: Serenade in Cm, K.388
Mozart/Went: Overture to Marriage of Figaro
Mozart: Serenade in E-flat, K.375
Some of Mozart’s closest, best beloved friends were wind players, and he wrote some of his most delightful masterpieces for them. This concert brings together two gems, a beautifully contrasted pair of serenades. K. 388, in the rarely used key of C minor, is cut from similar cloth to Don Giovanni – there is darkness in its heart, for all its glorious tunes. K. 375, meanwhile, belongs to the warm, complicated comedy world of The Marriage of Figaro, full of bonhomie and good spirits.
The English Concert Winds boast one of the finest line-ups of wind players anywhere and, playing original instruments, they will give us Mozart as Mozart heard it. As Gramophone Magazine wrote: ‘here we have a team of individual musicians who play with a natural spontaneity and listen and react to one another. The sound is livelier and richer’.
Venue Details & Map
Location
St Adrian’s, Cellardyke
Toll Road Cellardyke, KY10 3BX
