Dudamel Conducts Norman & Prokofiev Tickets

Mozart Audio-Visual Collection, Salzburg, Austria

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Important Info

Type: Classical Concert

City: Salzburg, Austria

Ticket delivery: E-Tickets

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Overview

With Dudamel, a beloved pianist sets out a recent fantasy for piano and orchestra.

Dudamel presents two works by L.A.’s Andrew Norman, including Suspend, a fantasy for piano and orchestra, with Emanuel Ax as our soloist. This exceptional program also includes Dudamel’s interpretation of Prokofiev’s imposing and inspiring Fifth, now a 20th-century staple.

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Venue Info

Mozart Audio-Visual Collection - Salzburg
Makartplatz 8, 5020 Salzburg

Opened in 1991 in the Mozart Residence, the Mozart Audio-Visual Collection is the largest special archive of audio and visual recordings relating to the life and works of Mozart.

The collection houses 26,000 sound recordings (the oldest dates back to 1889) and 3,300 video productions. It is possible to listen to recordings or view films directly at the archive. For some individual works more than 100 different interpretations are available. An additional 16,000 recordings are documented in the collection’s online database. The collection itself includes numerous performances of works, rehearsal excerpts, documentary films, motion pictures, plays and children’s films.