@sydneysymphony: Mozart & Beethoven

Lively and energetic. Uplifting music by Mozart and Beethoven.
Graceful, vivacious, energetic.
Mozart’s Piano Concerto No.19 combines all the qualities that makes his music such a joy to listen to, and our soloist Simon Tedeschi brings a delicate touch and crystal clarity to this performance. Beethoven’s Second Symphony is just as vivacious, and an energetic spirit carries this music along from its lively first movement to the boisterous finale.
Program:
MOZART Piano Concerto No.19 in F
BEETHOVEN Symphony No.2 in D
Artists;
ANDREW HAVERON violin-director
SIMON TEDESCHI piano
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[@ericvlakameyev2265]

This takes me back to when there were Youth Concerts in the Sydney Town Hall when I just got into high school. You used to sit on the floor in the hall. We lived at North Turramurra and had to travel the 14 miles into the city on the old ‘red rattlers’ as the trains were known. Being in that glorious over the top Centennial Hall and much later go to the free lunch time organ recitals was feeling you were part of a real city.

[@xavierviolin]

When was this?

[@alphonselavalle]

Beautiful. Where is the conductor?

[@thomaselliott573]

He is the guy attempting to show off on the piano

[@stylo_g6e813]

These guys are so good most of the time they don't need a conductor. Long time ago I tried out for the Brisbane symphony and we had no conductor one time. Was up to us sitting in 1st chair to be our own conductors for our instruments