Mozart felt that the people of Prague appreciated his music more than anyone else, and many of the most influential and highly-regarded composers of his era were Bohemians. This dynamic programme is framed by two vibrantly dramatic G minor symphonies, and it also features three arias and a startlingly visceral scene from Benda’s melodrama Medea.

'That rare, marvellous thing: an evening of beautiful, unusual music played with obvious, unashamed intelligence.' (The Independent)