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“BAROQUE AND BEYOND: MOZART AND HIS TEACHERS” – PART 2
21
November
2026
19:00 - 20:00
Details and programme
The second chapter in the series exploring Mozart’s connection with Italian composers; this concert follows the development of his theatrical music, from his early works to the masterpieces of his maturity, revealing the lasting influence of Italian opera and the operatic tradition of cities such as Venice.
Music by W.A. Mozart, N. Porpora, J.A. Hasse
Francesca Lombardi Mazzulli, Soprano (Guest Artist)
Liesl Odenweller, Soprano
Venice Music Project Ensemble
This cycle of concerts is made possible by the generous support of the Anne and Chris Flowers Foundation
How to get there
Scuola Grande dei Carmini,
Dorsoduro 2616 - 2617
Venezia, Veneto 30123 Italia
Venezia, Veneto 30123 Italia
Event TAG:
18th-century music,Anne and Chris Flowers Foundation,Autumn Season 2026,Baroque and Beyond,classical music Venice,concerts in Venice,Francesca Lombardi Mazzulli,guest artist,Italian opera,J.A. Hasse,Johann Adolf Hasse,Liesl Odenweller,Mozart and His Teachers,Mozart and Italian composers,Mozart’s theatrical music,N. Porpora,Nicola Porpora,Oltre il Barocco,opera tradition,Scuola Grande dei Carmini,Soprano,Venetian operatic tradition,Venice,Venice Music Project,Venice Music Project Ensemble,W.A. Mozart,Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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The second chapter in the series exploring Mozart’s connection with Italian composers; this concert follows the development of his theatrical music, from his early works to the masterpieces of his maturity, revealing the lasting influence of Italian opera and the operatic tradition of cities such as Venice.
Music by W.A. Mozart, N. Porpora, J.A. Hasse
Francesca Lombardi Mazzulli, Soprano (Guest Artist)
Liesl Odenweller, Soprano
Venice Music Project Ensemble
This cycle of concerts is made possible by the generous support of the Anne and Chris Flowers Foundation