Mozart and Haydn

Mozart in Paris, Haydn in London. Take a musical journey across 18th century Europe.

Confident and bursting with excitement, Mozart’s ‘Paris’ Symphony unfolds in bold gestures and radiant orchestral colours. Written to open a concert series in the French capital, it’s music that dazzled Parisian audiences then and continues to delight listeners today.

Master of the unexpected, Haydn’s wit and charm shine in his Keyboard Concerto in D major. With playful dialogues between soloist and orchestra, this popular concerto is brought to life by Richard Egarr, praised for his ‘vigour and style’ (The Times).

The evening closes in London, with Haydn’s final symphony. Majestic and full of rhythmic vitality, it’s a work that reflects a lifetime of creativity.