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Thomas Crawford leads the American Classical Orchestra in "Morning Stars," a period instrument performance of works by Mozart, Boccherini, and Joseph Haydn. The evening begins with the overture for Mozart’s opera buffa La finta semplice (The Fake Innocent), his first full-length opera, followed by Song Hee Lee’s light Mozartean soprano voice in a performance of the composer’s timeless Exsultate, Jubilate—an aria that Mozart wrote as a teenager for the castrato opera star Veranzio Rauzzini. The program concludes with Haydn’s Symphony No. 6, a fine example of program music evoking the morning sounds of nature, and the first of three early symphonies he composed for his new employer, Prince Paul Anton Esterházy.

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