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a lot of Mozart
Sometimes I go to a concert not just for the items on the program, but the combination of items. I couldn't resist the Stanford Philharmonia, the second-tier student orchestra but still pretty good, in both of Mozart's symphonies in G minor, the rampantly stormy no. 25 and the enigmatic - some listeners consider it tragic, others can't find anything in it more of a downer than placidity - no. 40.
Also on the program, yet another Mozart violin concerto. I seem to be collecting them right about now. This one was no. 2, played by Livia Sohn, a real soloist and not a jumped-up one. Not a very brilliant concerto or a good match for what surrounded it, though.
A pretty fair audience came out in the rain.
Also on the program, yet another Mozart violin concerto. I seem to be collecting them right about now. This one was no. 2, played by Livia Sohn, a real soloist and not a jumped-up one. Not a very brilliant concerto or a good match for what surrounded it, though.
A pretty fair audience came out in the rain.