The Everett Philharmonic presents gems spanning three decades of Mozart’s all too brief life. We’ll begin with the 16-year-old’s rarely performed opening to the Lucio Silla, a masterpiece that more closely identifies as a symphony in miniature than a traditional overture. Next, you’ll witness the 31-year-old’s love for dance in his ebullient Six German Dances. Then Mary Jensen, the talented principal flutist from Symphony Tacoma, will perform one of the most beloved concertos for her instrument, Mozart’s first flute concerto. Her virtuosity and musicality will leave audiences breathless. We’ll close with the 17-year-old’s “little” symphony in G minor, a composition full of Sturm und Drang (Storm and Stress), achingly beautiful pastoral themes and a macabre minuet. Mozart rarely composed in minor keys, but when he did fire and brimstone arose from the musicians’ instruments. Our concert is at 3pm on Sunday, February 5, in the Everett Civic Auditorium (2415 Colby Ave., Everett, WA 98201). Tickets on sale now for $10 - $35. For tickets or more information please visit us at EverettPhil.org, email info@everettphil.org, subscribe to our FaceBook page or call (425) 585-8975. Masks, although not required, are strongly encouraged for everyone in attendance. Please check our website for the most up-to-date COVID policies.