~ November 27, 2020~ 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm~ . ~ ~ November 27, 2020~ 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm~ ~ Music Director Daniel Raiskin conducts his first livestream of the season, in a concert celebrating Vienna and two of the most famous young prodigies in classical music.Although he wasn't born in Vienna, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was certainly adopted as the city's favourite son. Spending his most creative and successful years in the city, Mozart's Serenade No. 11 is a work for small ensemble featuring clarinet, horns, bassoons and oboes, first performed in Vienna in 1792. Part of a series of 13 symphonies for string orchestra, Felix Mendelssohn was only 12 years old when he wrote his Sinfonia No. 7. Rarely played by orchestras, this vigorous and energetic work highlights technical skills well beyond his years. Once purchased, you will receive an email the day of the concert with an exclusive link to watch the livestream.~~Tickets for the recording are available for purchase until Nov. 29 at 3:00 pm CST. For orders after the first livestream, the link will be included in your order confirmation.~~The concert will be available for viewing for approximately 72 hours after the first livestream~ ~ ~ ~ Back~ ~ ~ ~ .
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WSO's An Evening in Vienna~ November 27, 2020~ 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm~ ~ ~ November 27, 2020~ 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm~ ~ Music Director Daniel Raiskin conducts his first livestream of the season, in a concert celebrating Vienna and two of the most famous young prodigies in classical music.Although he wasn't born in Vienna, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was certainly adopted as the city's favourite son. Spending his most creative and successful years in the city, Mozart's Serenade No. 11 is a work for small ensemble featuring clarinet, horns, bassoons and oboes, first performed in Vienna in 1792. Part of a series of 13 symphonies for string orchestra, Felix Mendelssohn was only 12 years old when he wrote his Sinfonia No. 7. Rarely played by orchestras, this vigorous and energetic work highlights technical skills well beyond his years. Once purchased, you will receive an email the day of the concert with an exclusive link to watch the livestream.~~Tickets for the recording are available for purchase until Nov. 29 at 3:00 pm CST. For orders after the first livestream, the link will be included in your order confirmation.~~The concert will be available for viewing for approximately 72 hours after the first livestream~ ~ ~ ~ Back~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ © Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ WSO's An Evening in Vienna~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Tickets:$25Venue:OnlineURL: Visit Website~ ~ ~ ~ ~ November 27, 2020~ 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm~ ~ Music Director Daniel Raiskin conducts his first livestream of the season, in a concert celebrating Vienna and two of the most famous young prodigies in classical music.Although he wasn't born in Vienna, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was certainly adopted as the city's favourite son. Spending his most creative and successful years in the city, Mozart's Serenade No. 11 is a work for small ensemble featuring clarinet, horns, bassoons and oboes, first performed in Vienna in 1792. Part of a series of 13 symphonies for string orchestra, Felix Mendelssohn was only 12 years old when he wrote his Sinfonia No. 7. Rarely played by orchestras, this vigorous and energetic work highlights technical skills well beyond his years. Once purchased, you will receive an email the day of the concert with an exclusive link to watch the livestream.~~Tickets for the recording are available for purchase until Nov. 29 at 3:00 pm CST. For orders after the first livestream, the link will be included in your order confirmation.~~The concert will be available for viewing for approximately 72 hours after the first livestream~ ~ ~ ~ Back~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ {"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Event","name":"WSO's An Evening in Vienna","url":"https:\/\/www.tourismwinnipeg.com\/festivals-and-events\/upcoming-events\/display,event\/10611\/wso-s-an-evening-in-vienna","image":"https:\/\/www.tourismwinnipeg.com\/uploads\/event_image\/126820325_10159209158112160_1644638069923075514_n.t1606267592.gif","description":"Music Director Daniel Raiskin conducts his first livestream of the season, in a concert celebrating Vienna and two of the most famous young prodigies in classical music.Although he wasn\u2019t born in Vienna, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was certainly adopted...","startDate":"2020-11-27","endDate":"2020-11-27","location":{"@type":"Place","name":"Online"}} ~ , Winnipeg