Musical afternoon for the whole family "THE MOZART EFFECT"
About this event
Performers: Lithuanian chamber orchestra Artistic director and conductor Sergej Krylov Soloists: PRANCIŠKUS KURAUSKAS (violin) DOVYDAS ČIPLYS (violin) EMANUELĖ JAKŠTAITĖ (violin) ADOMAS MAŽULIS (piano) Conductor MODESTAS BARKAUSKAS Concert host JOMANTĖ ŠLEŽAITĖ-PAUKŠTĖ
Program: Wolfgang amadeus mozart: Violin Concerto No. 3 in G major, KV 216, 1st mvt. Violin Concerto No. 4 in D major, KV 218, 1st mvt. "Adagio" in E major, KV 261 Cherubino's aria "Non so più cosa son" from the opera "The Marriage of Figaro" Serenade for strings in G major, No. 13 ("Eine kleine Nachtmusik"), KV 525, 1st mvt. Piano Concerto No. 1 in F major, KV 37, 1st mvt. ANTONIO SALIERI – Symphony in D major ("La Veneziana")
It has been scientifically proven that the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart not only improves memory and the learning process, stimulates creativity, increases work productivity and physical endurance, but also calms, relieves pain, and heals many ailments. Therefore, everyone is welcome at this afternoon event – not only children, but also adults!
We probably all know that the famous composer W. A. Mozart was a wunderkind – a child prodigy: carefully nurtured by his father Leopold, also a musician, little Wolfgang performed at the Austrian imperial palaces when he was just a few years old. Part of the composer's childhood was spent touring, performing in Italy, France, and Germany. He also began composing very early; it came easily to him, and throughout his life, he wrote a multitude of works, some of which, very popular, we will hear in this concert. Also, the "Venetian" symphony by W. A. Mozart's contemporary, his so-called rival, the Italian composer Antonio Salieri, will be performed.
Composer Giedrius Kuprevičius once said: "Mozart's music has as many secrets as the number of times you listen to it. Like the fairy tales read in childhood, with the years it reveals other meanings, other layers of thought, poses other questions, and awaits different answers."
You will discover the answer to the question of what the effect of W. A. Mozart's music is by attending the concert.
Recommended age: for children from 5 years old.