A concert to remember for ever




The invitation
Programme details Scanned copy



translation in English: A musical composition, where five musicians perform (Google Translator) of W A Mozart and L van Beethoven




The musicians and the instruments 

This music programme was a complement to our experience at Casa dei Padri. The programme started with a slight delay, but it mesmerised the audience. It was unique experience for me as I just studied in school days about Beethoven and Mozart, but listening to their compositions, is an ever memorable. I couldnot videograph it as it would be a gesture of disrespect while every one is fully immersed in the music. But the last bit I recorded and you can listen it if you are interested (Check the link below) 

Prof. M.Danisi (himself is a musician) briefed us in English about the performers and compositions. 

The church where we had the concert (it is a 17th century church if my memory is right)

Interior of the church (we can see the piano)

A rare painting on the wall of the church

To listen the last beats of the concert (approx. 2 minutes)  click below link(you may down load it or play it with online music player)

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