Featuring
Programme
- J.C.Bach Amadis de Gaule: Suite, 20′
- Mozart Violin Concerto in D major, K.271a, 29′
- Mozart Symphony No. 36 in C Major (Linz), 28′
- Mozart Idomeneo: ballet music, 10′
Come and welcome a legend. Reinhard Goebel is the man who grabbed eighteenth-century music and hurled it into our time. But hear for yourself: in Mozart’s youthful violin concerto, the dance music from Idomeneo, and a sunlit, brilliantly witty symphony that Mozart wrote in four days flat! Plus a unique bonus – the utterly delightful music of the composer they called “the English Bach”.
CBSO+ 1pm: Chief Executive Stephen Maddock gives highlights for the newly announced 2018-19 season from the stage.
Tickets
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