Soloist: Agnel, Henri

Soloist: Agnel, Idriss

Soloist: Calo, Osvaldo

Soloist: Gomez, Edsel

Soloist: Kawala, Ibrahim el

Soloist: Kranner, Reinwald

Soloist: Micarelli, Lucia

Soloist: Oelze, Christiane

Soloist: Schmid, Benjamin

Soloist: Selim, Amira

Soloist: Anderson, Ian

Soloist: Breinschmid, Georg

Soloist: Bridgewater, Dee Dee

Soloist: Duncan, James

Soloist: Goodier, David

Soloist: Kawala, Ibrahim el

Soloist: Kranner, Reinwald

Soloist: Kreiner, Michael

Soloist: Lagrene, Bireli

Soloist: Lueger, Diana

Soloist: Machat, Alexander

Soloist: O'Hara, John

Soloist: Ophale, Florian

Soloist: Stikar, Jozej

Orchestra: Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: Boreyko, Andrey

Conductor: O'Hara, John

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Composer: Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Composer: Lagrene, Bireli

Composer: Schmid, Benjamin

Composer: Breinschmid, Georg

Composer: Courson, Hughes de

Composer: Kosma

Composer: Rodgers, Richard

Composer: Anderson, Ian

Composer: Bach, Johann Sebastian

Composer: Kreiner, Michael

Composer: Pavlov, Deyan

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Venue: MuseumsQuartier, Halle E, Vienna

Date of Concert: 14-01-2006

Playing Time: 01:56:12

Television Director: Kasten, Henning

Catalogue Number: EuroArts5517

UPC: 880242551788

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Recorded live in the Museum Quarter in Vienna in January 2006, this concert was inspired by the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whose 250th birthday made this year a celebratory Mozart Anniversary all over the world. With artists like singer Dee Dee Bridgewater, rock flutist Ian Anderson (formerly of Jethro Tull), the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra and conductor Andrey Boreyko, this musical event proved to be a true crossover experience. All outstanding musical personalities in their field, the performers interpret Mozart's compositions in their personal musical languages whilst preserving the fascinating original spirit of Mozart. They produce a rousing, electrifying melange of classical, jazz and pop culture that shows that the impact of Mozart's music reaches far beyond the boundaries of classical music and can still reach the broad public of the 21st century. This is a must for crossover enthusiasts in the Mozart Year!