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30% OFF - 2025 Mozart: Late, Great Symphonies

Join us for the opening concert of 2025, showcasing Mozart's greatest masterpieces alongside timeless works by other legendary composers

Sunday 16th February 2025
7:30pm til 9:30pm (Performance starts 7:30pm)

Sunday 16th February 2025
7:30pm til 9:30pm (Performance starts 7:30pm)

30% OFF - 2025 Mozart: Late, Great Symphonies

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30% OFF - 2025 Mozart: Late, Great Symphonies

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About

National Symphony Orchestra


Rimma Sushanskaya, Conductor


Sunday 16 February

Mozart – Marriage of Figaro Overture, K. 492
Mozart – Clarinet Concerto, K. 622
Mozart – Symphony No. 40 "Great", G minor, K. 550

Soloist: Ivan Rogachev, clarinet

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

Celebrate love with an evening of Mozart’s most enchanting music—an unforgettable experience perfect for a Valentine's gift or romantic night out.

Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro Overture bursts with energy and charm, setting the stage for one of his most beloved operas. Its lively melodies and sparkling orchestration capture the humor and intrigue of the story, offering a thrilling start to the concert.

The Clarinet Concerto, composed in the final year of Mozart's life, is a masterpiece of lyricism and serenity. Its sublime melodies highlight the clarinet’s expressive range, from the graceful Allegro to the soulful Adagio, often regarded as one of classical music’s most beautiful movements. The lively Rondo finale adds an elegant touch, cementing this concerto as a jewel in Mozart’s repertoire.

Soloist Ivan Rogachev is an exceptional clarinetist whose career spans solo, orchestral, and chamber music. A laureate of prestigious competitions, including 1st Prize at the Weber International Clarinet Competition, Ivan has performed with leading ensembles such as the Southbank Sinfonia and London Sinfonietta Academy. He has earned multiple accolades, including the Buffet Clarinet Prize and Hattori Foundation Award, and has appeared across Russia, Europe, and the UK in prominent festivals and orchestras.

Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 is a work of profound intensity, written during a tumultuous period of his life. Its dramatic G minor tonality creates a sense of urgency and emotional depth, from the restless opening motif to the stormy finale. Balancing drama with elegance, the symphony remains one of Mozart’s most celebrated works, showcasing his genius in blending emotion with classical perfection.

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.

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.

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