Amadeus. 5 concerts cycle

Continuing the Legacy of a Classical Genius: W.A. Mozart’s Chamber Music Concert Series

We are thrilled to continue our series dedicated to the chamber music of the Classical era’s genius, W.A. Mozart! This ambitious project, led by pianist Alexander Paley, brings Mozart’s chamber masterpieces to life with a stellar lineup of artists from different generations. United by a shared vision, these musicians include violinist Raimondas Butvila, Amiram Ganz—professor of violin and chamber music at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna—violist Tomas Savickas, cellist Marius Dominykas Sakavičius, clarinetist Karolis Kolakauskas, and the Vytautas Magnus Trio, under the artistic direction of Alexander Paley.

The new concert cycle, AMADEUS, will accompany Organum Hall audiences until mid-May, presenting a unique program each month. Over the course of the series, audiences will experience two of Mozart’s piano quartets, twelve violin sonatas, and five piano trios. Mozart’s music serves as a diary of his life—one untouched by mundane concerns, yet always soaring with the spirit of its creator.

The Brilliance of Mozart
Mozart’s name radiates purity, akin to sunlight. His music greets us with clarity and joy, embodying the youthful spirit of an artist whose creativity knew no bounds. His untimely death at the peak of his artistry sealed his eternal youth, leaving behind a legacy of unparalleled brilliance.

A Message to the World
Mozart’s music carries divine humor and unwavering optimism. It calls us to embrace a world of pure beauty and joy. Even in the modern age, Mozart’s significance remains indisputable. His music offers solace, transporting us beyond life’s struggles into a sanctuary of art, serenity, and clarity. It revitalizes the soul and restores emotional balance.

A Genius Beyond Time
J.W. Goethe captured the essence of Mozart’s genius, describing him as a divine, creative force capable of composing works that exist in perfect harmony with God and nature. The enduring power of Mozart’s music ensures its eternal relevance, inspiring generations to come with its vitality and brilliance.