To Do Tuesday: Odd Future, Wolfgang

Daniel D'Addario — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 08:00:50 -0400

Tonight’s the opening of Mostly Mozart, the assonant Lincoln Center production that exists only because “Basically Beethoven” and “Somewhat Schubert” didn’t come up first in the brainstorming session. The non-Mozart programs alluded to by the “mostly” qualifier are for other nights: tonight’s attendees are to hear Amadeus’s greatest hits, including the Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, Symphony No. 38, and a cut from the opera Cosi fan tutte. This may be one of New York audience’s chances to hear a program directed by venerable conductor Louis Langrée, whose contract is up in two years and who’s already accepted a position with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Leaving New York for Cincinnati? Sounds mostly crazy.

Mostly Mozart opening night, patrons must be seated by 7:55 for the 8pm program, Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center Plaza, tickets and information can be found at mostlymozart.org.

Scene Magazine » To Do Tuesday: Odd Future, Wolfgang

To Do Tuesday: Odd Future, Wolfgang