SPECIAL: This Live from Lincoln Center celebration combines newly commissioned and invited performances with vintage highlights from this programs archive, as musicians gather to remember and celebrate the golden anniversary of the Mostly Mozart music festival, emanating, as usual, from the Lincoln Center of the Performing Arts. Check local listings.

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2 Comments

Mary snyder

Great Performance!! Is there any chance of finding out the names of the pieces that were performed?

Feb 5, 2017 | Reply

David Bianculli

Dear Mary, There sure is. Follow this link: http://www.pbs.org/live-from-lincoln-center/program-notes

Feb 11, 2017

Harley and Holly Holbert

Bravo !!! It is the most beautiful music that has ever been composed .Thank God for Mozart. We are forever grateful for the experience . We will send what we can , and thank You. Harley and Holly

Feb 4, 2017 | Reply

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