NEW ALBUM
The new album “Mozartiana” by violinist Clarissa Bevilacqua is not a conventional Mozart recital, but a musical search for what remains after him―and how his spirit keeps resonating in the music that followed.
―Berlin Classics
From Franz Xaver Mozart’s Sonate in B-flat major, Op. 7 (a starting point for Mozart’s “afterlife”) to bridges across styles with Beethoven and Hindemith, the programme moves with curiosity and narrative drive between tradition and reinvention.
A passionate advocate for new music, Bevilacqua also places this legacy in dialogue with today through works written for the album by Sophia Jani, Jorge Andres Bosso, and Giovanni Sollima―each reflecting on how Mozart might speak to them now.
Joined by pianist Martina Consonni and violinist Larissa Cidlinsky, she shapes “Mozartiana” into a vibrant conversation across centuries.
“Clarissa Bevilacqua plays the four-movement piece with the utmost delicacy, and with such a graceful pizzicato in “Gemächliche Viertel” that one immediately feels tempted to press repeat.”
“All in all, an inspiring, vibrant, and refreshing experience—a truly enriching pleasure!”