Tonight’s two composers were both great melodists, one rooted in the dramatic world of opera and the other in the music of his native Bohemia.

Mozart’s playful Horn Concerto No. 2 captures his teasing, good-natured friendship with Joseph Leutgeb, one of the finest horn players of his time and a colleague of Mozart’s father Leopold in Salzburg. When Mozart came to write concertos for Leutgeb in Vienna, he saw a chance to poke fun at his old friend, and dedicating this work: “Wolfgang Amadé Mozart takes pity on Leutgeb, ass, ox, and simpleton, at Vienna, 27 March 1783.”

In his Serenade for Strings and Czech Suite, Dvořák’s music flows naturally, with a sense of immediacy and informality. Invigorating Czech folk rhythms contrast with music of lyrical warmth and tenderness.

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