Paul Lewis: Mozart +
St George's BristolGreat George Street
Fri 25 Sept · 19:30
About this event
Paul Lewis returns to St George’s for the final of his four concerts exploring the piano sonatas of Mozart. This will be an expansive, brilliantly engaging exploration of this rich corner of the piano repertoire. The final concert will take place on 1 October 2027 and there are discounted series tickets available. Mozart Sonata in A minor K310 Beethoven Sonata in C Op 53, Waldstein Mozart Sonata in E flat K282 Beethoven Sonata in C minor Op 111 “For many years I’ve wanted to spend some time focusing on Mozart’s piano sonatas and have long felt sceptical of the broadly held view that these remarkable works are the poor siblings of his piano concertos – less original, inspired, and engaging than their symphonic counterparts. This series aims to challenge that idea by juxtaposing the many facets of this rich corner of the piano repertoire with works by other composers, presenting both contrasts with and, perhaps less obviously, connections to Mozart’s piano writing. From the transparency, discretion, and humour of Poulenc, through the vocal and operatic world of Chopin and Weber, to the development of variation form and, ultimately, the dramatic tension of Beethoven’s musical language – all of these threads are traceable to, and audible in, the piano sonatas of Mozart.” Paul Lewis
Dates & tickets
Great George Street
19:30Fri 25 Sept
19:30Fri 19 Mar
19:30Fri 1 Oct
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