Experience some of the most glorious music in all of classical music played by a stage full of Queensland based artists (including the long-awaited return of our wind and brass section, affectionately known as “The Camerata Windies”!).

Described as “a triumph of instrumental composition”, Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony has been an audience favourite since its creation and is one of his most celebrated works.

Commanding attention from the very first moment, with intense and dramatic highs, the piece balances expansive, expressive sounds with frequent moments of softness.

Following “Jupiter”, Mozart’s exuberant Sinfonia Concertante will feature violinist Daniel Kowalik and violist Thomas Chawner – one half of Camerata’s Quartet-in-Residence, the Orava Quartet – in a stunningly melded partnership in this most joyous and lyrical work.

The night will be topped off by welcoming a mystery guest for our signature Wild Card segment!

PROGRAM

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Sinfonia Concertante in E Flat for solo Violin and Viola, K.364

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No.41 in C major, K.551 “Jupiter”

Wild card mystery guest (revealed on the night)

FEATURING

Daniel Kowalik, solo violin*

Thomas Chawner, solo viola*

(*members of Orava Quartet – Camerata’s Quartet-in-Residence)

Camerata is Ensemble-in-Residence at Empire Theatres

About Camerata

Camerata is a two-time Helpmann Award nominated chamber orchestra and known for their innovative and adventurous programming, thriving on collaborations with artists across a range of artforms. Performing without a conductor, Camerata’s 19 Artistic Associates and guest artists take ownership of their music-making to form a refreshing and acclaimed voice that empowers artists, inspires audiences, and enriches communities through music. Since 2008, Camerata has presented their mainstage season in both Brisbane and Toowoomba.