Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra: Robert Levin plays Mozart September 28, 2010

Nicholas McGegan, conductor
Robert Levin, fortepiano

MOZART: Incidental Music from Thamos, King of Egypt
MOZART: Concerto for Fortepiano No. 20 in D minor
MOZART: Fragments of newly found works for Fortepiano and Orchestra
MOZART: Symphony No. 41 in C major, "Jupiter"

Nic and the orchestra kick off the season with a program dedicated to the incomparable prodigy Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Fortepianist Robert Levin returns for special performances of recently discovered fragments that he has arranged for fortepiano and orchestra and a rare historically-informed performance of the Concert for Fortepiano No. 20. Capping the evenings is Mozart's most well-known instrumental work-Symphony No. 41 ("Jupiter")-performed as Mozart intended: on period instruments with virtuosity, intensity and passion.

Official Website: http://philharmonia.org/sept10.html