Mozart & Borodin

Step into a chamber music journey that traces the evolution of a genre across a century. Mozart’s sparkling Divertimento highlights elegance, charm, playful conversation between the instruments which laid the foundation for generations to come. Written nearly a hundred years later, Dvořák’s radiant Terzetto expands that intimate dialogue with Romantic warmth and Bohemian lyricism, its three voices weaving folk-inspired melodies with expressive depth. Borodin’s String Quartet No. 2, composed in the same late-19th-century moment, crowns the evening with soaring themes and lush harmonies, embodying the sweeping passion of the Russian Romantic spirit.

Together, these works reveal a vibrant lineage, from Mozart’s Classical poise to the richly colored national voices of Dvořák and Borodin, celebrating chamber music as conversation, connection, and pure melodic beauty.