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SCHOENBERG: Kammersymphonie No.1

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
I. Largo—Molto allegro

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
II. Menuetto

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
III. Adagio

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Menuetto. Allegretto - Trio I - Trio II

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Romance. Adagio - Allegretto - Adagio

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Tema con Variazioni: Tema. Andante

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Tema con Variazioni: Var. 1

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Tema con Variazioni: Var. 2

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Tema con Variazioni: Var. 3

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Tema con Variazioni: Var. 4

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Tema con Variazioni: Var. 5

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Tema con Variazioni: Var. 6

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Finale. Molto allegro

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Allegro maestoso

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Andante

MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)
Presto

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International Contemporary Ensemble
Matthias Pintscher, conductor ^M|M

MOZART (arr. Sciarrino): Adagio, K.356 (U.S. premiere)
PINTSCHER: Occultation
SCHOENBERG: Kammersymphonie No.1
MOZART: Serenade for winds in B-flat major (“Gran Partita”)

In this celebration of Mozart and his influence, works of crystalline fragility and monumental grandiosity are performed side by side. The concert opens with a delicate Mozart composition performed here in a sparkling new chamber arrangement by Salvatore Sciarrino, and ends with one of Mozart’s most epic works, the "Gran Partita."

Performance begins promptly at its scheduled time. There is no late seating.

The performance is approximately one hour and 50 minutes long, with one intermission.

This performance was broadcast live on August 11 on WQXR 105.9 FM

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