Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzburg Friday · October 30, 2009 Bailey Hall · 8pm

Ivor Bolton, conductor
Johannes Moser, cello

A Special Concert in Honor of Professor Zaslaw's 70th Year ~The author of more than 70 articles and books on baroque music, historical performance practices, Mozart, and the early history of the orchestra, Herbert Gussman Professor of Music Neal Zaslaw has been at Cornell since 1970.

The world-renowned Mozarteum Orchestra, originating from the Cathedral Music Society and Mozarteum in 1841, and distinguished English conductor Ivor Bolton are hallmarks of the annual Mozart and Salzburg Festivals in Austria.  They are joined by the young German-Canadian cellist Johannes Moser, whose impassioned playing is filled with personality and emotion.

"The music sounded so vibrantly alive, so alert... so rich and golden in tone ... embracing grace, vitality and flawless polish." - The Telegraph, UK

Program*
Mozart: Symphony No. 41, "Jupiter"
Haydn: Cello Concerto in C
Haydn: Symphony No. 96

Related Links
www.mozarteum.orchester.at [in German]
www.johannes-moser.com

Tickets
General public $27/35/39, Student $18 all sections.
CU Fac-Staff $25/33/37, Student $15 all sections
Cornell employee and student discounts available on-line only with valid netID.

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* All repertoire, based on information available as of this posting, is subject to change at artists' discretion.  Sign our mailing to receive the latest updates.  CCS does not issue refunds for program changes.