"A work of passion, violence, and grief." That's how one scholar described Mozart's Symphony No. 40. At the same time, Mozart packaged this emotional turbulence into a delightfully tuneful symphony in G minor. This week, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra pairs the famous work with a mysterious and otherworldly Mozart masterpiece, the Mass in C Minor. Artistry runs high as Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann welcomes a marvelous lineup of soloists to sing alongside the Atlanta Symphony Chorus, including Ukrainian soprano Olga Kulchynska, fresh off a run as Musetta at the Metropolitan Opera; mezzo-soprano Julia Lezhneva, who sings with "angelic beauty" (The New York Times), rising star Lunga Eric Hallam, and Met Opera regular Harold Wilson.
Program
Mozart
Symphony No. 40
Mozart
Mass in C Minor
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