Why You'll Love This Concert
The Redlands Symphony's annual Mozart concert returns for 2022-23! Join us for An Evening of Mozart on January 21. Learn more about what's playing.
Mozart. The Shakespeare of Classical Music. Experience an unforgettable evening of his greatest hits and lesser-known masterpieces, including a spotlight on principal bassoonist Carolyn Beck.
Did you know?
Our 2013 performances of Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto and Requiem were experienced by more people than any other ticketed concert in Redlands Symphony history.
Celebrate Veterans Day with Our Symphony
Because our Mozart concert falls on Veterans Day, the Redlands Symphony is dedicating the evening to the men and women who have served and are serving in uniform to protect America.
As part of the tribute, veterans and active-duty service members will receive a 50% discount on the price of a ticket.
Right now seems an especially important time to honor our men and women in uniform; past, present and future.
At the Redlands Symphony, we express ourselves best through the language of music, so we dedicate this concert to our Veterans. We hope the healing music of Mozart honors you and uplifts us all to a greater spiritual unity.
Maestro Wilson
The evening will begin with a new arrangement of “The Star-Spangled Banner”, created especially for this performance by Ransom Wilson.
Special Artists
Program Preview
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Orchestration
2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 horns, strings
Notes
The Symphony No. 24 in B-flat Major is like the best Viennese pastries: sweet, light, even frothy, but requiring great technical skill and no less the work of a master than other forms of musical haute cuisine.
Read MoreWolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Orchestration
solo bassoon, 2 oboes, 2 horns, strings
Notes
In this earliest of the woodwind concertos Mozart wrote—each a treasured part of the repertoire—we can hear already his instinct for the special capabilities and character of a given solo instrument.
Read MoreWolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Orchestration
strings
Notes
If not quite seductive, the serenade is meant to be emotionally persuasive, and it has certainly succeeded. The piece turns on a series of memorable tunes that have come to define our appreciation of Mozart.
Read MoreWolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Orchestration
2 oboes, 2 horns, strings
Notes
These symphonies are the height of galant fashion and full of the wit and ingenuity that make Mozart’s music perpetually au courant.
Read MoreNov. 11, 2017: The Joy of MozartMozart. The Shakespeare of Classical Music. Ransom invites you to experience an unforgettable evening of his greatest hits and lesser-known masterpieces, including a spotlight on principal bassoonist Carolyn Beck. Learn more about the concert: https://www.redlandssymphony.com/concerts/ransom-wilson-conducts-mozart-nov-2017
Posted by Redlands Symphony on Monday, June 27, 2017
Enjoy an evening with our oldest friend.
The Redlands Symphony has a lengthy relationship with classical music’s most famous composer. For years, crowds have flocked to the Memorial Chapel to hear the Shakespeare of classical music.
The tradition continues November 11.
Ransom Wilson, our Music Director and founder of the famous OK Mozart Festival, leads the Redlands Symphony in a full evening of music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Music so catchy, it’s hard not to hum along.
Eine kleine Nachtmusik may have been composed as background music for a party, but good luck keeping that catchy melody out of your head.
Be stunned by new surprises.
Two little-known symphonies by this master composer will thrill you. And you won’t want to miss our own Carolyn Beck, who takes center stage in Mozart’s youthful bassoon concerto.
Attended the concert last Saturday evening and it was an amazing performance. Dr. Wilson as always got the absolute best from the orchestra, I am so impressed with the orchestra members and how they respond to Dr. Wilson’s direction. The soloist was stunning. So glad to be there and will see you at the next concert!
Directions to Redlands
Redlands is conveniently located less than 30 minutes from Riverside, Loma Linda, Yucaipa, Highland, and Beaumont. From Hemet, it’s just a short jaunt north on CA-79 and West on I-10. It is easily accessible from Los Angeles 60 miles east along Hwy 10. And from San Diego, it’s a beautiful, 2-hour drive north along I-15 and I-215.
Getting ready to attend our concert? View our directions page.
Sponsored By:
Marilyn Solter
Concert Info
Redlands Symphony 11/11/17 at 08:00pm
Memorial Chapel 1200 E. Colton Ave.Redlands, CA 92373 Get Directions