If You Think Classical Music is Dead, You're Dead Wrong!
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Toronto Symphony Orchestra | TSO Live Streams: All Mozart
March 31 @ 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
$10.00
The evolution of one of classical music’s greatest talents is on full display in this all-Mozart program, led by RBC Resident Conductor Simon Rivard, featuring Associate Concertmaster Zeyu Victor Li in his TSO concerto début, and streamed live from Roy Thomson Hall. The charming overture to Wolfgang’s lesser-known comic opera La finta giardiniera is followed by his Third Violin Concerto, which was written when the composer was just 19 and offers a true glimpse into his eventual magnificence—embodied in his revered Symphony No. 40. The late masterpiece is rife with emotional potency and complexity, and gestures toward the romantic impulses that would frame the work of Mozart’s artistic successors.
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