Could you imagine a more appealing programme? The Quatuor Zaïde and Raphaël Sévère have decided to bring together two of the greatest monuments of chamber music: Mozart's Clarinet Quintet and Brahms's, composed some hundred years apart.

The two Viennese by adoption (Mozart was from Salzburg, Brahms from Hamburg) find in this rare formation the opportunity to create some of the most accomplished and most appealing works of their entire chamber music legacy. Two masterful masterpieces!

W. A. Mozart, Clarinet quintet in A major K. 581 (32')
J. Brahms, Clarinet quintet in B minor op. 115 (35')