National Symphony Orchestra Performs Mozart with Violin and Viola

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London, United Kingdom

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Language: English , Italian
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Duration:2 hours
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Symphony No. 41, ‘Jupiter,’ a composition filled with soaring tunes
A world-class performance in London’s Sinfonia Smith Square, offering perfect views from every stall seat
The eternal charm of Mozart’s music in a live performance

What to expect

Uncover the eternal charm of Mozart’s music through a memorable performance by the National Symphony Orchestra.Revel in Symphony No. 41, ‘Jupiter,’ an imposing composition brimming with soaring tunes and complex counterpoint, along with the Sinfonia Concertante, a distinctive conversation between violin and viola brought to life by the virtuosity of Aki Blendis and Jaren Ziegler. Hosted at the renowned Sinfonia Smith Square, the evening guarantees a mesmerizing ambiance, with refreshments available in the crypt.Join a magical night of musical excellence.

What's included

Entrance fees
Live music

What to remember

Accessibility:

Wheelchair-accessible seating available (excluding the gallery)

Know in advance:

Seat allocation will be provided at the box office upon arrival
Nearby parking available
Orchestra and programme: National Symphony Orchestra, Rimma Sushanskaya, Conductor Sunday, 20th July 2025Mozart - Magic Flute Overture; Mozart – Sinfonia Concertante for violin and viola, K. 364; Mozart – Symphony No. 41, 'Jupiter', K. 551. Soloists - Aki Blendis, violin; Jaren Ziegler, viola

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Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins
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