"THE MAGIC OF THE (PIANO) VIOLIN SONATA" I

Marie Isabel Kropfitsch (violin) | Johannes Kropfitsch (piano)

The second concert of the Mozart Academy 2020 “Magic of the (piano) violin sonata” starts with the Figaro Sonata, possibly the most fantastic composition in a genre that Mozart, an accomplished violinist and pianist, effectively owned. The great sonata in E-flat major by Richard Strauss marks the culmination of the Romantic instrumental sonata, featuring an intimate and highly virtuoso combination of violin and piano.

Petar Klasan (piano) |  Dusan Scretovic (piano) | Meta Dance Project: Jina Jeong, Jiyoung Hwang, Yongheum Kim, Jaemin Kim (dance) | Seongok Choi, Seongjeong Kim  (choreograph) | Otto Brusatti

Beethoven Art Weeks in Vienna and Baden - A “premiere” in Mozarthaus Vienna

Beethoven’s Fidelio is presented in a version by Otto Brusatti, performed in an arrangement for two pianos by Alexander Zemlinsky and narrated and danced by the prize-winning Meta Dance Project (Korea), one of the most popular modern dance ensembles in East Asia.

"THE MAGIC OF THE (PIANO) VIOLIN SONATA" I

David Kropfitsch (violin) | Johannes Kropfitsch (piano)

The third concert of the Mozart Academy 2020 “Magic of the (piano) violin sonata” opens with Mozart’s masterly third sonata. In Respighi’s sonata the music is condensed so dramatically that with “just” two instruments it sometimes threatens to break out of the sonata mould. Even today, these pieces are rarely played because of their enormous difficulty. Enjoy this dramatic and emotional musical experience.

"THE MAGIC OF THE (PIANO) VIOLIN SONATA" IV

Students of Old Music at the MUK (Music and Arts Private University of the City of Vienna)

Zsofia Breda (Baroque violin) | Tianyue Rebeka Wang (harpsichord) | Lena Ruisz (Classical violin) | Lukas Sehr (fortepiano) | Jakyoung Kim (Classical violin) | Aleksandra Kamenskaja ( fortepiano)

The fourth concert of the Mozart Academy 2020 “Magic of the (piano) violin sonata” brings the original sound of historical instruments to the Mozarthaus. It starts with a sonata by Bach, followed by Mozart’s Figaro Sonata and a sonata by Beethoven. The distinctive features of historical instruments will be explained by Professor Mikayel Balyan. Come to this concert to enjoy the special sound of an old music concert.