On the return journey from Salzburg to Vienna, Mozart and his wife Constanze stopped off at Linz. It turned out that their host, Count Thun-Hohenstein, had planned a concert. Since Mozart did not have a symphony with him, he quickly wrote a new one.

A trendy classical music evening that originated on the Berlin club scene. Brief live sets by world-renowned classical musicians alternated with DJs and a VJ. You can even dance.

L'Opera Seria (1769) presents a portrait of an opera house feverishly preparing for an imminent production. With its affected libretti, miserly impresarios, egocentric dancers and capricious singers, this disguised opera buffa skilfully parodies the waning seria genre.

Composers like Biagio Marini, Andrea Falconieri and contemporaries colour your plate with exquisite flavours... served by B'Rock XS.

The tale of an old nobleman who imagines himself a wandering knight is one of the milestones of literary history. rancesco Bartolomeo Conti's inventive score is a masterly parody of opera seria and its heroic arias, and it plays on a broad dramatic spectrum.

B'Rock has been in existence for ten years. To celebrate, the orchestra is pulling out all the stops, with its concertmaster Rodolfo Richter at the helm. Ten years of B'Rock means ten years of renewal and rejuvenation in early music. And now on to the next decade.

Songs of War is a staged concert about war and is based on Monteverdi's Il combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda and Heiner Goebbels' Songs of Wars I've seen, two indictments of the absurdity of war.

A tribute to both Pergolesi and Bach in the company of the soprano Lenneke Ruiten and alto Wiebke Lehmkuhl. The darkness is dispelled by the energetic radiance of Vivaldi's string concerto RV 119 and the jubilant trumpet and soprano parts in Bach's cantata Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen.

Conducted by René Jacobs, B'Rock and Collegium Vocale Ghent pay a tribute to the cosmically splendid colours of Joseph Haydn's timeless masterpiece.