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Classical Masterworks (Kilkenny)

3 October 2025 at 18:30:00

Duiske Abbey, Graiguenamanagh

Classical Masterworks (Kilkenny)

CLASSICAL MASTERWORKS
Director Peter Whelan

Van Maldere "Dublin" Sinfonia in C | Mozart Horn Concerto No. 3 K447 (Soloist Anneke Scott) | Mozart Symphony No. 40

Join the Irish Baroque Orchestra and Peter Whelan for the second installment of Classical Masterworks, where works by Van Maldere and Mozart receive a colourful rendering on period instruments.

Van Maldere's "Dublin" set of six symphonies mark possibly the earliest known symphonies to be written and performed in Ireland. Fizzing with energy, the listener has the sense of a composer revelling in all the tools at his disposal in this new and exciting form. From this we journey to Mozart's Horn Concerto K447, with IBO Principal Horn Anneke Scott as soloist. Finally, one of the best known gems in the symphonic repertoire, Mozart's dark and brooding Symphony No.40.

“I shall never forget the astonishing playing on natural horn by Anneke Scott in Haydn’s Concerto in D. She seemed to defy the laws of physics."
(Martin Adams, The Irish Times).

Tickets go on sale in summer 2025.

Please contact Music in Kilkenny directly for queries relating to accessibility: https://www.musicinkilkenny.org/contact-music-in-kilkenny

Irish Baroque Orchestra

National Concert Hall

Earlsfort Terrace

Dublin 

D02 N527 

Republic of Ireland

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