30% OFF - Mozart: Late, Great Symphonies - Symphony 38 "Prague"

National Symphony Orchestra

Rimma Sushanskaya, Conductor

Sunday 13th April 2025

Mozart - Cosi fan Tutti Overture

Mozart – Violin Concerto no 3 in G, K.216

Mozart - Symphony 38 "Prague" in D major K.504

Soloist: Edward Walton, violin

Join us for the second concert of our 2025 season: Mozart – The Late, Great Symphonies.

Mozart’s Overture to Così fan tutte sparkles with elegance and playfulness, perfectly capturing the witty and romantic essence of the opera. Its lively melodies and vibrant orchestration create an air of mischief and charm, providing a delightful and spirited opening to the concert.

Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 3, composed during his teenage years, is a shining example of his youthful brilliance and charm. Its graceful melodies and playful elegance showcase the violin’s expressive range, from the lively Allegro to the tender Adagio, often celebrated for its heartfelt beauty. The spirited Rondo finale adds a joyful and virtuosic flourish, making this concerto a treasured gem in Mozart’s repertoire.

Soloist Edward Walton from Australia/UK is quickly building an international reputation as an emerging young virtuoso of outstanding potential. A student of Dr Robin Wilson, Edward was recently awarded 2nd prize in the Junior Division of the 2021 Menuhin International Violin Competition. He is the youngest musician to be selected for the 2021 ABC Young Performer Awards. In 2019 Edward was awarded first prizes at the Il Piccolo Violino Magico competition in Italy, the Medallion International Concerto Competition in the US, the Jeunes Artistes musicals du Centre in France and the International London Grand Prize Virtuoso competition.

Mozart’s Symphony No. 38, "Prague," is a masterpiece of grandeur and sophistication, composed as a tribute to the city that so deeply admired his music. From the stately and intricate opening movement to the lively and spirited finale, the symphony brims with energy and complexity. Balancing dramatic intensity with elegant charm, this work showcases Mozart’s ability to push the boundaries of the symphonic form, cementing its place as one of his most remarkable creations.

Don’t miss this historic evening at this intimate concert hall, where every seat in the stalls offers a perfect view. Previous concerts have sold out quickly—secure your tickets today to be part of this unforgettable musical journey.

Tickets available at a 30% discount off face value.

You can explore the full lineup of our 2025 concert season here: https://sites.google.com/view/nso-concerts

Secure your tickets today and immerse yourself in Mozart’s timeless brilliance!

Note: This venue is now called Sinfonia Smith Square, formerly known as St John's Smith Square.

When you arrive at Sinfonia Smith Square, simply provide your name at the box office. They will issue your official tickets, which include your seat numbers.

Host or Publisher This concert is hosted by the National Symphony Orchestra of Great Britain