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HAYDN: Symphony No.22 (“The Philosopher”): I. Adagio

HAYDN: Symphony No.22 (“The Philosopher”): II. Presto

HAYDN: Symphony No.22 (“The Philosopher”): III. Menuet

HAYDN: Symphony No.22 (“The Philosopher”): IV. Presto

MOZART: Piano Concerto No.12 in A major, K.414: I. Allegro

MOZART: Piano Concerto No.12 in A major, K.414: II. Andante

MOZART: Piano Concerto No.12 in A major, K.414: III. Allegretto

MOZART: Symphony No.29 in A major: I. Allegro moderato

MOZART: Symphony No.29 in A major: II. Andante

MOZART: Symphony No.29 in A major: III. Menuetto

MOZART: Symphony No.29 in A major: IV. Allegro con spirito

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Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra

Jérémie Rhorer, conductor (New York debut)
Bertrand Chamayou, piano (U.S. debut)

HAYDN: Symphony No.22 (“The Philosopher”)
MOZART: Piano Concerto No.12 in A major, K.414
MOZART: Symphony No.29 in A major

Pre-concert recitals by Bertrand Chamayou, piano, at 7:00
HAYDN: Variations in F minor
MENDELSSOHN: Variations sérieuses

Two landmark symphonies of Haydn and Mozart are featured in an intimate program led by two outstanding young French interpreters, Jérémie Rhorer and Bertrand Chamayou.

“Young French conductor Jérémie Rhorer takes risks but not liberties. Speeds are breakneck, colors brilliant.”
—The Observer

“The young French pianist Bertrand Chamayou is a remarkable musician, no question…simply formidable.”
—The Guardian

Performances begin promptly at their scheduled time. There is no late seating.
For Avery Fisher Hall stage seating, all patrons must be seated by 7:55.
The performances are approximately one hour and 40 minutes long, with one intermission.

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