Mozart’s great symphony to be performed in Vietnam
The Symphony No. 41 – one of the most famous works of the world's musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, will be performed by artists of the Ho Chi Minh City Ballet, Symphony Orchestra and Opera in a concert in the evening of March 29.
Symphony No. 41 of Mozart will be performed in Vietnam - Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - The Symphony No. 41 – one of the most famous works of the world's musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, will be performed by artists of the Ho Chi Minh City Ballet, Symphony Orchestra and Opera in a concert in the evening of March 29.
The concert will be conducted by Meritorious Artist Tran Vuong Thach, a talented and experienced conductor, who is also director of the theatre.
The symphony is is the final composition of a trilogy of symphonies No. 39, 40 and 41 composed in the summer of 1788. It is the longest piece of music Mozart ever composed.
The work – with another name “Jupiter Symphony”, is considered as one of the best known symphonies in the music history of human.
Austrian composer Mozart has been widely accepted as not only one of the greatest composers of the Classical period, but also one of the greatest in all of Western music history. It’s been said that his type of talent is seldom seen.
His music had a natural flow and was irresistible to not like. Mozart was able to use his mastery and conviction to express sorrow, humor, or joy in his works of music. -VNA
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