Name: The Pleasure Garden Of Enlightenment
Start: 2024-05-15
End: 2024-05-15
Location: Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall (Royal College of Music)

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Royal College of Music

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Marco Testori

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Musicians of the Royal College Of Music

Musicians of the Mozarteum University

The Pleasure Garden Of Enlightenment

London

Storbritannien

Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall (Royal College of Music)

Public

Concert

Oratorium

Symphony No. 34 in C major K 338

Conservati Fedele

Symphony No. 29 in D minor, Opus 1 No. 3

Endimione

Symphony in G minor, Op.40

Larissa Andrea Pereira

Approved

Historical performance musicians from the RCM and Mozarteum University come together to perform elegant orchestral works written in London and Salzburg during the Classical era.Historical performance musicians from the RCM and Mozarteum University come together to perform elegant orchestral works written in London and Salzburg during the Classical era.

In the Pleasure Gardens of these two great cities, audiences could hear the very best music from the notable composers and performers of the day. JC Bach and Schetky were illustrious figures on the London music scene. Known as 'the London Bach', JC Bach regularly wrote music for fashionable social occasions at Vauxhall Gardens, and composed 'Semplicetto, ancor non sai' for London opera house the King’s Theatre.

Salzburg is represented by Mozart and Michael Haydn, while Wölfl bridges the gap: he studied with Michael Haydn but wrote his Symphony no 40 in London. Following this inaugural concert, the ensemble will take its programme to the Chigiana International Festival, Siena.

English

The Pleasure Garden Of Enlightenment by Mozart, Schetky, Haydn, M., Bach, Johann Christian, Wölfl, ons 15 maj 2024, Från (2024/2024), Dirigent Marco Testori, Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall (Royal College of Music), London, Storbritannien

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