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TRAVELING WITH MOZART

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This all-Mozart weekend features violinist Melissa White and pieces from Mozart’s European enlightenment.

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART: Symphony No. 31 in D Major, Paris

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART: Violin Concerto No. 3 in G Major, Strasburg

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART: Symphony No. 38 in D Major, Prague

Music Hall

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Approximately 75 minutes with no intermission

Welcome to Music Hall! These in-person concerts will be socially distanced, limited capacity and will adhere to all safety protocols.
Our first stop is Paris. Mozart’s lyrically joyous Symphony No. 31 saw its premiere at the 1778 Concert Spirituel which, according to Mozart, was met with applause in the middle of the performance.
Violinist Melissa White’s “brightly cast timbre” (Chicago Tribune) shines in the bouncy melodies of Mozart’s Strasburg Concerto, named after a dance melody which appears in the final movement.
Our final stop is Prague. Mozart’s Symphony No. 38 is a sophisticated showcase of Mozart’s musical prowess reflecting on the composer’s time in the city.
Create your own Mini Mozart Festival with these additional all-Mozart programs: Alpha & Omega, New Crowned Hope and Portal to Romanticism.

This concert is part of the MAC (Multicultural Awareness Council) concert series. More details.

Join CSO Music Director Louis Langrée online for a deep dive into the life, experiences and influence of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Additional Information

We look forward to welcoming you to Music Hall. We are following all necessary health and safety protocols.
Masks must be worn by the audience at all times while in Music Hall. Audiences are limited to 300 people, or less than 15% of total capacity.
Current subscribers have the first opportunity to obtain tickets to these performances. View subscriber ticket information.
$10 first-timer tickets available (call Box Office at 513.381.3300 to purchase.)
Programs, artists and dates are subject to change.