Immerse yourself in the W. A. Mozart Complete Sonatas for Violin and Piano concert series, presented at the beautiful Baroque summer palace Amerika within the Antonín Dvořák Museum. This special four-part event commemorates the 270th anniversary of Mozart's birth, featuring the complete repertoire of his sixteen violin and piano sonatas. Experience classical music performed by Stanislav Bogunia and Marie Kocián Mátlová.
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This is a series of four concerts celebrating the 270th anniversary of W. A. Mozart's birth, held at the Antonín Dvořák Museum. The series will feature complete performances of all sixteen Sonatas for Violin and Piano by Mozart, presented by Professor Stanislav Bogunia and Marie Kocián Mátlová.
Presented on the occasion of the "Year of W. A. Mozart 2026," this concert series takes place in the Baroque summer palace Amerika at the Antonín Dvořák Museum. Over four evenings, the entirety of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's sixteen Sonatas for Violin and Piano will be performed by the acclaimed Professor Stanislav Bogunia and violinist Marie Kocián Mátlová. The detailed programming for each concert, spanning from February to May 2026, outlines the specific sonatas and their Köchel catalogue numbers to be presented, offering a comprehensive exploration of this significant chamber music repertoire.
Admission is 100 CZK and tickets are currently sold out. While online purchase was available, if capacity is not filled, tickets may be available at the venue before the concert begins.
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