With "Mozart / Rachmaninoff," the Leipzig Ballet honors Uwe Scholz, whose choreographic work shapes the city like a silent echo. His art is shaped music, a language of light, space, and movement that captures the transient while simultaneously tracing the eternal.
In "Jeunehomme," Mozart's piano concerto finds in movement a counterpart to the nuances of joy and melancholy typical of the great composer's works. Every movement becomes an echo of an inner world. With Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3, a choreographic masterpiece unfolds, pouring sound into space and deeply moving with its emotional power.
Following the "Scholz Symphonies," which commemorated the choreographer's work in the 2024/25 season, this evening is a further homage. Uwe Scholz's art lives on – from body to body, from dancer to dancer, in a constant interplay of memory and present. This evening is not a retrospective, but a celebration of the living, which resonates through the ages with all its beauty and clarity.
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