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Roberto Minczuk Music Director
Akilan Sankaran piano
Mozart Symphony No. 1
Mozart Piano Concerto No. 27
Mozart Piano Concerto No. 1
Mozart Symphony No. 41, “Jupiter”
While Mozart could not have known the “Jupiter” Symphony would be his final statement in the symphonic form, audiences have marveled at its quirks and complexities for more than two centuries. He composed his 39th, 40th, and 41st symphonies in a frenetic nine-week period in 1788. Also on this program, go back to the beginning with Mozart’s First Symphony, composed at the age of 8, as well as two beloved piano concerti.
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
114 Carlisle Blvd SE / Albuquerque, NM 87106
In the tradition of our previous Beethoven and Tchaikovsky Festivals, this year’s subject is the original wunderkind—Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Mozart Festival, conceived by our Music Director Roberto Minczuk, is a four-concert series filled with the wit, charm, and tunefulness associated with the composer. Reserve your tickets today!
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