„Mozart, nur Mozart!“ | 12.5.27

Duration

120 minutes

Four Hands, One Instrument

In this concert from the Early Music series, Katja Polyakova and Marieke Spaans present selected Mozart sonatas for piano four-hands. Performed on a period fortepiano, these compositions reveal their original sonic character. It becomes clear just how much pleasure Mozart intended his four-hand works to bring—and how charmingly he challenged the social conventions of his time in the process. For on the comparatively small 18th-century instrument, the performers inevitably find themselves playing in close proximity.

Here’s what you can expect:

  • Mozart’s beloved sonatas for piano four hands
  • Authentic sound on a historic fortepiano from 1784
  • Chamber music full of elegance, wit, and virtuosic joy of playing
  • Insight into the musical culture and social life of Mozart’s era

Secure your tickets now for an entertaining and melodious concert evening as part of the Early Music series!

In collaboration with the Trossingen State University of Music

Bring with you

Discounts:

If you are eligible for reduced admission, please book the "Reduced" ticket category. In all cases, please bring the appropriate proof of eligibility (membership card, certificate, or pass) and present it at the entrance.

Overview of Discounts

Note to the participants

Tip! It's easy and convenient—just save your ticket in your smartphone wallet and show it when you visit; no printout is required.

„Mozart, nur Mozart!“ | 12.5.27

Duration

120 minutes

Four Hands, One Instrument

In this concert from the Early Music series, Katja Polyakova and Marieke Spaans present selected Mozart sonatas for piano four-hands. Performed on a period fortepiano, these compositions reveal their original sonic character. It becomes clear just how much pleasure Mozart intended his four-hand works to bring—and how charmingly he challenged the social conventions of his time in the process. For on the comparatively small 18th-century instrument, the performers inevitably find themselves playing in close proximity.

Here’s what you can expect:

  • Mozart’s beloved sonatas for piano four hands
  • Authentic sound on a historic fortepiano from 1784
  • Chamber music full of elegance, wit, and virtuosic joy of playing
  • Insight into the musical culture and social life of Mozart’s era

Secure your tickets now for an entertaining and melodious concert evening as part of the Early Music series!

In collaboration with the Trossingen State University of Music

Bring with you

Discounts:

If you are eligible for reduced admission, please book the "Reduced" ticket category. In all cases, please bring the appropriate proof of eligibility (membership card, certificate, or pass) and present it at the entrance.

Overview of Discounts

Note to the participants

Tip! It's easy and convenient—just save your ticket in your smartphone wallet and show it when you visit; no printout is required.

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Schillerpl. 1, 70173 Stuttgart, Deutschland
Schillerplatz 1
70173 Stuttgart

Organizer: Landesmuseum Württemberg

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