Mozart & Beethoven – Le Palais Royal

Presented by Jean Marc Jean Marc Dumontet (L-2022-011004). This program introduced by the overture to Così fan Tutte illustrates a turning point in musical history. Should we hear the end of a world in Mozart's sinfonia concertante, he who as a very young boy jumped on the knees of the daughters of Louis XV or, even younger, kissed Marie-Antoinette promising to marry her later? Do we see in Beethoven's art the work of a free artist who announces from his first two symphonies the musical revolutions of the following ones? It is also possible to hear a Beethoven who respectfully transmits the legacy of Haydn… and a visionary Mozart. Program: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart • Ouverture de Cosi fan Tutte KV 588, Symphonie concertante pour violon et alto KV 364 Ludwig van Beethoven • Symphonie n° 2 en ré majeur Op. 36 Performers: Fanny Clamagirand • violon Violaine Despeyroux • alto Orchestre Le Palais Royal Jean-Philippe Sarcos • direction Hall prohibited to children under 4 years old. The show starts precisely at the announced time. 5 minutes before the start of the performance, numbered seats are no longer guaranteed.