From Mozart to Schoenberg

This program offers a chance to hear how the perception of ensemble music has evolved without losing its core element—the living emotion born from the interaction of musicians. Four pieces written across different eras are united by a meticulous attention to the finest details of musical language. In the music of C.P.E. Bach, Mozart, Webern, and Schoenberg, each instrument acquires its own distinct character and voice, turning the chamber ensemble into a space of exceptional expressiveness, freedom, and interaction. The clarinet part in Mozart's Concerto will be performed by Oleh Moroz, whose instrument will serve as one of the central voices of this program.

On the conductor's podium is Luis Castillo-Briceño, a talented young conductor from Costa Rica rapidly gaining global recognition as one of modern classical music's most promising stars. Under his direction, this program blends musical clarity, chamber expressiveness, and innovative exploration, demonstrating how the language of classical music has transformed while maintaining its focus on every individual voice.