Mozart: Continuity and Transformation
- When
- Sat, Oct 3, 7:00 AM
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- TuBoleta
Check source · Source: TuBoleta
About this plan
Bogotá once again opens its doors to chamber music with a concert that takes Mozart as its starting point and places him in conversation with other musical languages. The program moves through Viennese classicism, visits a contemporary reinterpretation of striking sonic restraint, and closes with a trio that already hints at Romanticism.
The gathering brings three Colombian musicians to the stage to perform pieces written for piano, violin, and cello. It is a chance to hear Mozart alongside Marianna Martines, Arvo Pärt, and Beethoven in a single afternoon.
The performance sits within the city's cultural calendar and gives space to an audience that enjoys classical music through careful playing and a repertoire not often heard in Bogotá's halls.
What to expect
- Three musicians in a chamber setting
- Mozart at the center of the program
- Works by Martines, Pärt, and Beethoven
- An intimate reading of classicism
- Classical music programming in Bogotá
Who it's for
It suits music lovers, music students, regulars at chamber concerts, and curious listeners who want to hear how Mozart speaks to contemporary music in one evening.
Tips
- Buy tickets early through the official source
- Check the exact date, time, and venue on the event page
- Look into discounts for students, alumni, and seniors based on current rules
- Arrive early to enjoy the hall's atmosphere
FAQ
How much do tickets cost for the Mozart concert in Bogotá?
This is a paid event. Check the price and current discounts on the official event page.
Where is the concert held?
The venue and address are confirmed on the official event page. There you can also find directions from your area in Bogotá.
When is the Mozart concert in Bogotá?
The scheduled date is October 3, though times and any changes appear on the official event page.
What works are performed at this concert?
The program includes Mozart's Trio No. 6 in G major, a Sonata by Marianna Martines, Arvo Pärt's Mozart Adagio, and Beethoven's Ghost Trio.
Who are the performers?
Mauricio Arias-Esguerra plays piano, Juan Carlos Higuita plays violin, and Iván León plays cello.
How do I buy tickets?
From this page you can go to the official event source and purchase your tickets securely.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
