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Nicholas Kraemer, conductor

“When one is tired of London,” said Samuel Johnson, “one is tired of life. Because there is in London all that life can afford.” English composer William Boyce knew Mozart, who composed his first symphony in the city when he was only eight years old. Handel’s Water Music was composed for the “stage” of the River Thames. And Haydn wrote his Clock Symphony for a grand performance in the city’s main concert hall. Principal Guest Conductor and London resident Nicholas Kraemer directs the Music of the Baroque Orchestra playing Boyce, Mozart, Handel, and Haydn.

For more details, visit the Music of the Baroque website.