Flutissimo presents
3pm Saturday 30 August 2025
Callaway Auditorium
University of Western Australia
Celebrate the magic of "Mozart and Friends" with this exciting concert featuring works composed by the exuberant young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart!
The programme presents Mozart's sparkling Piano Concerto in G major (K. 41, 1767), compoosed at the age of eleven, alongside his brilliant Symphony in A major (K. 134, 1773), composed at the age of 17 - a masterpiece of original ideas and youthful exuberance. These works are complemented by a lyrical chamber symphony by Christian Ernst Graaf (1723-1804). who was Kapellmeister at The Hague when the Mozart family visited there in 1765-6.
Talented young piano soloist Chloe Qi (student of Tommy Seah) makes her concerto debut, with an ensemble of strings with pairs of flutes and French horns, including principal players from the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, led by violinist Zak Rowntree.
The venue is the wood-panelled Callaway Auditorium at the University of WA's Conservatorium of Music. With its splendid acoustics and comfortable tiered seating, this magnificent concert room provides the perfect setting for this enjoyable event.
Don't miss this unique celebration of the exuberance of youthful musical talent!
Programme
C. E. Graaf - Symphony in C major
Mozart - Piano Concerto in G major, K. 41
Mozart - Symphony in A major, K. 134
Artists
Zak Rowntree - violin
Kylie Liang - violin
Daniel Schmitt - viola
Eve Silver - cello
Giovanni Vinci - double bass
Emily Gunson - flute
Barnaby Beahan - flute
Julia Brooke - French horn
Dorée Dixon - French horn
Admission
Tickets are $40 / $35 concessions & seniors / $25 children, includes afternoon tea at interval.
Book by phone, with payment by credit card or via internet banking.
Door sales available on the day (cash or credit card).
Bookings & enquiries phone 9574 1591
Mob. 0417 984 887