 The European Week - annual event with the town of Samobor as one of the 2006 Croatian hosts, was
exclusively marked by W.A.Mozart and the 250th anniversary of the
composer's birth. On May 10, last day of one-week special event, Mihael Paar and Sebastian String Quartet gave a Gala
Concert in the Prica Gallery performing some of the
most distinguished works from the Mozart's chamber opus.
Besides the famous Clarinet Quintet KV 581
(Stadler-Quintet)
and just as famous String Quartet KV 387
(1st Haydn-Quartet), the uniqueness
of the entire show was ensured by the Croatian premiere of the
uncompleted Allegro for clarinet and string quartet
KV Anh. 91. Mozart Forever
with the background program, stood as an ambitious project
of the organizer POU Samobor as well as performers
themselves, while the production output was
esspecially featured through the accompanying details whose
late Baroque elements tried to "evoke" the spirit of Amadeus itself,
and the late 18th century Vienna and Salzburg.
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The European Week - annual event with the town of Samobor as one of the 2006 Croatian hosts, was
exclusively marked by W.A.Mozart and the 250th anniversary of the
composer's birth. On May 10, last day of one-week special event, Mihael Paar and Sebastian String Quartet gave a Gala
Concert in the Prica Gallery performing some of the
most distinguished works from the Mozart's chamber opus.
Besides the famous Clarinet Quintet KV 581
(Stadler-Quintet)
and just as famous String Quartet KV 387
(1st Haydn-Quartet), the uniqueness
of the entire show was ensured by the Croatian premiere of the
uncompleted Allegro for clarinet and string quartet
KV Anh. 91. Mozart Forever
with the background program, stood as an ambitious project
of the organizer POU Samobor as well as performers
themselves, while the production output was
esspecially featured through the accompanying details whose
late Baroque elements tried to "evoke" the spirit of Amadeus itself,
and the late 18th century Vienna and Salzburg.
Read the critique!
NOTE:
audio & video clips COMING SOON