Currentzis conducts Mozart
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The concerts of Greek-Russian conductor Teodor Currentzis and his musicAeterna orchestra are often more of an art performance and sacred act than just the brilliant interpretation of a musical work and are among the highlights in classical musical life.
The focus of the concert by Teodor Currentzis and musicAeterna at the Salzburg Festival 2021 was on two works – the symphonies K 550 and K 551, W.A. Mozart’s final contributions to the premier class of orchestral music. “It was just a stirring concert.” (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
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The concerts of Greek-Russian conductor Teodor Currentzis and his musicAeterna orchestra are often more of an art performance and sacred act than just the brilliant interpretation of a musical work and are among the highlights in classical musical life.
The focus of the concert by Teodor Currentzis and musicAeterna at the Salzburg Festival 2021 was on two works – the symphonies K 550 and K 551, W.A. Mozart’s final contributions to the premier class of orchestral music. “It was just a stirring concert.” (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
PROGRAM:
Mozart: “Alzai le flebili voci al signor” Cantata K. 469;
Symphony K. 550,
Maurerische Trauermusik,
Symphony K. 551 “Jupiter”,
Aria “Non mi dir” from Don Giovanni
Mozart: “Alzai le flebili voci al signor” Cantata K. 469;
Symphony K. 550,
Maurerische Trauermusik,
Symphony K. 551 “Jupiter”,
Aria “Non mi dir” from Don Giovanni
Teodor Currentzis & musicAeterna in cinemas
An incredible phenomenon of the musical and cultural life of Russia and the world, the musicAeterna orchestra turns 20!
Concerts by the Greco-Russian conductor Theodor Currentzis and his orchestra musicAeterna often resemble a sacred act and performance rather than just brilliant interpretations of music, invariably becoming vivid events in the musical world. On our screens, you can enjoy Theodor Currentzis's concerts featuring the great music of Mozart, Beethoven, and other composers.
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