From classical elegance to exhilarating energy, discover the spirit of Vienna
Date and time
Saturday 1 May 2027, 7.30pm
The programme
Featured musicians
Violin and Director: Zoë Beyers
Concert highlights
- Vienna, the city of Mozart and Beethoven
Mozart and Beethoven both lived and worked in Vienna, a city that became one of Europe’s great musical centres and shaped generations of composers. - When music seems to breathe
Anna Clyne’s Breathing Statues takes inspiration from Beethoven’s string quartets and explores the idea of musicians breathing together — and apart — through sound. - Mozart with a Turkish twist
Written when Mozart was just 19, his A major Violin Concerto ends with a lively finale inspired by the fascination with Turkish music that swept across 18th-century Europe. - Beethoven at his most unstoppable
From its famous rhythmic pulse to its exhilarating finale, Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony is driven by an energy that has thrilled audiences since its first performance in Vienna in 1813.
Explore the programme
Please note: Recordings are examples and may differ from the live performance.
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Our concert sponsor
This concert is sponsored by John Walsh
Date and time
Saturday 1 May 2027, 7.30pm
Ticket prices
Standard £32
Under 30s £10
Students £5
Under 18s £2
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Duration
2 hours, including a 20 minute interval
Venue
The King’s School in Macclesfield
Alderley Road
Prestbury, Cheshire
SK10 4SP
(For more info and directions, see Access info)
