Festival Hugo Reyne - J3 - Mozart et la Bohème

Mozart travelled to Bohemia at a very early age, guided by his father. At the age of 11, he composed his 6th symphony in Olomouc. The kingdom of Bohemia was renowned for its good wind instrument players.
In 1777, while composing his flute quartets, Mozart met several Bohemian musicians in Mannheim's famous orchestra, who impressed him. Later, Mozart's friendship with Anton Stadler, an excellent Bohemian clarinettist, gave rise to a quintet and then a concerto.
Stadler, who outlived Mozart, composed for the csakan, a cane flute that was very popular in Vienna in the early nineteenth century. Hugo Reyne imagines Stadler playing the works composed for him by Mozart on this new instrument.

Concertos and Bohemian Dances (flute and orchestra).
Mozart, Rameau, Stamitz, Telemann.

Programming by the town of Les Sables d'Olonne.

Free seating.

Bookings at Les Sables d'Olonne tourist offices, on the Les Sables en Poche application, and on the web.

20€, 14€/reduced (students, under-26s, jobseekers, recipients of RSA, subsidised contracts, minimum old-age pension, disabled adult allowance, Atout card holders, with proof)
48€/3-concert package, 33€/reduced 3-concert package.

In order to accommodate seating arrangements, people with reduced mobility are invited to book at the cultural service or at the Tourist Office ticket office.