Lecture
MOZART’S EINE KLEINE NACHTMUSIK K525
The most famous piece of music in the world?
Monday 14 December 2026, 6.00-700 pm

August 26th, 2026

Lecture ||| MOZART'S EINE KLEINE NACHTMUSIK K525 | The most famous piece of music in the world? || Monday 14 December 2026, 6.00-700 pm

Mozart’s Serenade No 13 in G major, known as Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Mozart’s title), is a regular favourite with Classic FM listeners, and appears frequently on CD compilations of great Western music. The work is well known and justifiably admired the world over.

However, popular as it may be, the serenade is a work full of secrets and anomalies, and the lecture takes a fresh look at its music, its mysteries, and its large stock of anecdotes.

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