Leopold Mozart (1719–1787)
COMING SOON! Concert recorded with the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande at Victoria Hall in Geneva. The immersive experience will be joining Virtual Hall® soon.
Duration: to be confirmed
A cuckoo, a rattle, a toy drum: playthings mingle with the strings, and the orchestra allows itself a smile. Traditionally attributed to Leopold Mozart, this three-movement symphony turns every noise into a musical surprise. Its authorship remains debated.
Who really wrote this symphony? It has been attributed to several composers, including Leopold Mozart and Joseph Haydn; research also points to the cleric Edmund Angerer. The mystery does nothing to diminish the pleasure of hearing the bird calls and toys converse with the strings.
Share this concert
Performer
