Mozart 2027: Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Concert Arias & Requiem

In February, April and May 2027, soprano Olga Zinovieva will perform in two magnificent Mozart concert programs with The Bach Orchestra of the Netherlands, conducted by Pieter Jan Leusink.

20 February 2027: Eine kleine Nachtmusik & Mozart’s Concert Arias

On 20 February 2027, the AFAS Theater in Leusden will host a special concert celebrating the extraordinary versatility of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

The program combines Mozart’s beloved Eine kleine Nachtmusik with some of his most beautiful concert and opera arias, alongside brilliant instrumental works.

Soprano Olga Zinovieva will showcase the beauty and virtuosity of Mozart’s vocal music, including the jubilant Alleluia from Exsultate, jubilate. Her clear, flexible soprano voice is particularly suited to Mozart’s demanding compositions, combining effortless coloratura with expressive musicality.

The concert also features flautist Katja Pitelina and Spanish violin virtuoso Enrique Gómez-Cabrero Fernández, who will perform Mozart’s instrumental masterpieces, including the dazzling Rondeau from his Fifth Violin Concerto.

April & May 2027: Mozart’s Requiem & Eine kleine Nachtmusik

In April and May 2027, Olga Zinovieva will return to the stage with The Bach Choir & Orchestra of the Netherlands for a series of concerts featuring Mozart’s monumental Requiem alongside his enchanting Eine kleine Nachtmusik.

The program brings together two contrasting sides of Mozart’s genius: the elegance and joyful spirit of his famous serenade and the profound emotional intensity of his final masterpiece, the Requiem.

Alongside these works, Olga Zinovieva will perform three remarkable Mozart arias: the sublime and intimate Et incarnatus est from the Great Mass in C minor, the brilliant Alleluia from Exsultate, jubilate, and the charming opera aria Geme la tortorella from La finta giardiniera.

From breathtaking virtuosity to moments of profound tenderness, these performances reveal the extraordinary beauty and emotional depth of Mozart’s music.

Olga Zinovieva, soprano
Katja Pitelina, flute 
Enrique Gómez-Cabrero Fernández, violin (20 February)
The Bach Choir & Orchestra of the Netherlands
Pieter Jan Leusink, conductor