Symphonic Classicism: Beethoven and Mozart
On 4 April 2027, Artà welcomes an evening of classical music with “Classics in Symphonic Music: Beethoven and Mozart”, beginning at 8 pm. The concert centres on two defining names of the Viennese Classical era, whose music continues to captivate through its formal clarity, dramatic contrasts and melodic richness. It is an appealing evening for devoted classical-music listeners and for anyone wishing to discover Beethoven and Mozart in a focused concert setting.
Line-up
- Ludwig van BeethovenHeadliner
Ludwig van Beethoven – composer and pianist from Bonn (1770–1827), the defining bridge between the Classical and Romantic eras, known for the Eroica Symphony and the Moonlight Sonata.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791), Salzburg-born Classical composer of over 800 works — including Don Giovanni, the Requiem, and countless symphonies — remains a cornerstone of the orchestral repertoire.
