Two concerts celebrating the master composer from child prodigy to global megastar.
Performed by Jane Gordon (Violin) and Jan Rautio (Piano)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a megastar of classical music – famous from a young age, innovative and prolific, yet a man whose lavish lifestyle betrayed financial struggles, before his mysterious death aged just 35. His work influenced some of the greatest ever composers and is still influential in popular culture today.
Prodigy takes you on a journey – from one of his earliest pieces written when he was just 10 years old, through music those he was influenced by (including J C Bach and Clara Schumann) before ending with one of his most famous pieces, known for its simplicity and charm, and hear in films such as Amadeus (1984) and The Trueman Show (1998).
Programme includes:
- MOZART – Violin Sonata KV7
- J C BACH – Sonata in E flat
- GLUCK – Melodie from Orfeo (arr. Kreisler)
- CORELLI – La Folia
- CLARA SCHUMANN – Three Romances
- MOZART – Sonata in B flat KV545
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About The Artists
Jane Gordon (violin) is one of the leading violinists of her generation. She has performed at Wigmore Hall and throughout Europe, Asia and America. She released her debut album Faure in 2021.
“Jane soars with glowing conviction”
Financial Times
Jan Rautio (piano) has performed live on BBC Radio 3, as well as at the biggest concert venues including Wigmore Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and Bridgewater Hall.