A night of enchanting music awaits at the Aiken Symphony Orchestra's all-Mozart concert.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesOn January 11, 2025, the Aiken Symphony Orchestra is bringing an all-Mozart concert featuring pianist Ying Li to the Etherredge Center. The concert will include Mozart’s enchanting compositions like ‘Divertimento in D Major,’ ‘Symphony #39,’ and the ‘Piano Concerto #23.’ Tickets are priced at $45 or $60, with military discounts available. This promises to be a magical evening for classical music lovers in Aiken.
Get ready to immerse yourself in an enchanting evening of classical music right in Aiken! The Aiken Symphony Orchestra is set to host an extraordinary all-Mozart concert featuring the talented pianist Ying Li on Saturday, January 11, 2025. If you’re a fan of beautiful melodies blended with vibrant orchestral arrangements, this concert is a must-attend!
The concert will kick off at 7:30 p.m. and take place at the Etherredge Center located on the University of South Carolina Aiken’s campus at 471 University Parkway. Whether you are a long-time aficionado of classical music or just dipping your toes into the genre, this performance promises to be a treat for all.
Concert-goers can secure their place for either $45 or $60, depending on their seat selection. If you happen to be an active military member, don’t miss out on a special discount of $10 per ticket by simply calling the office. It’s their way of saying thanks for your service!
This special concert is part of the Masterworks series and will showcase three diverse genres of Mozart’s incredible compositions. Prepare for a musical journey that begins with the charming “Divertimento in D Major.” Composed when Mozart was just 15 years old in 1772, this delightful piece holds a unique charm and has two versions: one ideal for chamber orchestra and the other for a string quartet.
Next up is the majestic “Symphony #39,” completed in 1788 and notable for its fascinating history. In fact, it’s believed that this symphony was likely not performed during Mozart’s lifetime, with no records showing it took the stage until 1792, after his passing. This performance will surely bring the acclaimed piece to life in an exciting way!
The grand finale of the night will feature the captivating “Piano Concerto #23,” with Ying Li stepping into the spotlight as the piano soloist. Known for its classic three-movement format, this concerto is celebrated for a lively opening and closing, perfectly contrasted by a slow, dreamy middle section often described as “lyric and softly moonlit.” It’s sure to be a highlight of the performance!
Speaking of Ying Li, this remarkable pianist hails from China and boasts an impressive education with a Bachelor of Music degree from the Curtis Institute earned in 2019, followed by a Master of Music from Juilliard. She’s no stranger to accolades, having clinched First Prize in the 2021 Young Concert Artists Susan Wadsworth International Auditions. Aikenians are in for a treat with her artistry gracing the stage!
As you prepare for this magical evening, keep in mind that the weather forecast for January 11 predicts a cozy high of 54°F and a low around 45°F, with cloudy skies and gentle winds blowing in from the south at 10 to 20 mph. Perfect concert weather!
Don’t miss out on this extraordinary evening celebrating one of the greatest composers of all time. Tickets are available online at aikensymphony.com or by calling 803-295-0313. Join your fellow music lovers and let the enchanting sounds of Mozart fill the air in Aiken!
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