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Live from Milton Court in London, Sara Mohr-Pietsch introduces The Academy of Ancient Music in an all-Mozart programme directed by violinist Pavlo Beznosiuk and keyboard player Robert Levin.

Mozart: Overture, 'Lucio Silla'
Mozart arr. Levin: Allegro to a Keyboard Concerto in G major
Mozart: Keyboard Concerto No.5 in D major K175

8.15 pm INTERVAL - Mozart piano music played by Robert Levin

8.35 pm PART TWO
J C Bach arr. Mozart: Harpsichord Concerto in D major K107/1
Mozart: Symphony No.29 in A major

Academy of Ancient Music
Pavlo Beznosiuk (director & violin)
Robert Levin (director and harpsichord)

American keyboard player and musicologist Robert Levin has devised this programme which focuses on some of Mozart's early works, starting with the 16-year-old Mozart in the Lucio Silla overture of 1772. The following year he composed a concerto that became known as his Fifth Piano Concerto - heard here played on the harpsichord, as Mozart himself would sometimes have done. This is preceded by Robert Levin's completion of an early Mozart concerto. Mozart's debt to his friend and mentor Johann Christian Bach is reflected in a Mozart arrangement of one of his keyboard works, and the concert ends with Mozart as an 18-year-old in his landmark Symphony No.29.