“Mozart’s music is too simple for children and too difficult for adults.”

Arthur Schnabel’s enigmatic phrase remains astonishingly topical, given the unique timelessness of the Salzburg master’s production.

For nearly 270 years, its music has fascinated hundreds of millions of people throughout the ages. But why? What’s so universal about these pages?

We’ll give you the start of the answer on September 8, at Lausanne’s Salle Paderewski.
2 generations of musicians celebrate some of the finest works in Mozart’s repertoire.
Piano concertos 23 and 27, and symphony 29.