Noa wildschut & the chamber orchestra of the bavarian radio symphony orchestra by Various, De la (2022/2022), Regizat de către Radoslaw Szulc, Prinzregententheater, Munich, Germany

"If there is a miracle in Mozart's work, it is the genesis of this concerto," Mozart biographer Alfred Einstein once wrote about the Salzburg composer's beautiful Third Violin Concerto. As one of five solo works for violin and orchestra that Mozart composed between 1773 and 1775, the work impresses with its singing and dialogical interaction of orchestra and soloist, which runs through the entire work like a series of musical dialogues. At just 19 years old, Wolfgang Amadeus – himself an excellent violinist – composed the work while he was concertmaster of the Salzburg court orchestra. And Noa Wildschut is only a little older when she presents Mozart's melodic dance concert to the Munich audience in May. Despite her young age, she can already look back on an amazing career: Since being awarded first prize at the Louis Spohr International Violin Competition in Weimar at the age of just nine, Noa Wildschut has worked alongside world-class musicians – including Janine Jansen, Menahem Pressler and Igor Levit – has performed with renowned orchestras such as the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra and the Konzerthausorchester Berlin and was a member of the soloist ensemble "Mutter's Virtuosi" founded by Anne-Sophie Mutter until 2019.Nannerl Septet has dedicated himself entirely to Mozart's work.