Big, bold, fearless
24 OCT – 02 NOV, 2024
Fortepiano
Conductor, harpsichord
Approximate running time is 100 minutes including a 20 minute interval
MOZART Overture to Le nozze di Figaro, K 492
MOZART Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K 488
MOZART Symphony No. 41 in C major, Jupiter, K 551
★★★★★ "Paul Dyer, Francesco Corti and the Brandies bring three tiers of audience to their feet with their take on Mozart’s farewell symphony." - Limelight
★★★★ "Out of this world." - The Sydney Morning Herald
Mozart’s Jupiter will see our biggest orchestral lineup of the year taking to the stage, delivering a symphonic experience as grand as it gets.
Traverse through space and time with one of the world’s brightest stars at the helm with Italian fortepiano virtuoso Francesco Corti your intrepid guide on a voyage through a trilogy of works from Mozart’s bright constellation.
To set the scene, we lift off with a full Brandenburg orchestra delivering an all-in overture from arguably Mozart’s most famous opera, before all eyes descend on the young Classical soloist’s skill and mastery bringing Mozart’s iconic Piano Concerto No. 23 to life on the fortepiano with sensibility and precision.
This brings our journey to a climactic finale, Symphony No. 41, Mozart’s Jupiter exploding off the stage with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra in all its glory. Witness a triumphant reunion as returning Brandenburg instrumentalists are welcomed back from all over Australia, and indeed the world with alumni joining the stage from Copenhagen, Vienna, Italy and more.
Get ready for hearts and minds to ascend into the stratosphere.
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Mozart's Jupiter Official Trailer
Francesco Corti performing Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K 488 © Favola in musica
