Mozart Fest lights up KU spring with complete piano sonatas
KU launches WAM Fest a Mozart celebration featuring three recital nights by 19 piano students playing all Mozart sonatas without scores. KU professors note the feat highlights musicality as Joyce Castle and Paul Laird discuss Mozart’s genius, longevity, and influence across opera, radio, and lectures culminating in The Marriage of Figaro performances.
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