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Conductor Felix Mildenberger, winner of the Donatella Flick London Symphony Orchestra Conducting Competition and a former assistant to Sir Simon Rattle, leads the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra in a programme built around its own principal wind players. Oboist Germán Díaz Blanco, clarinettist Rony Moser, bassoonist Yoshiko Koyama and horn player Peter Davida are the soloists in Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat major, K. 297b.
The evening opens with Mendelssohn's Hebrides Overture, inspired by the waves of a Scottish sea cave, and after the interval closes with his Symphony No. 1 in C minor, written when the composer was fifteen.
The concert takes place on Friday, 20 November 2026 in Auditorium 3 at Qatar National Convention Centre. Doors open at 7:15 PM and the concert starts at 7:30 PM. Children under 6 are not admitted, the dress code is smart casual, and flash photography and video recording are not allowed. Tickets start from QAR 1,000, with four seating categories from Upper Orchestra to VIP.
Mozart Concertante Symphony — Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra runs on Fri, 20 Nov 2026 · 7:30 pm at Qatar National Convention Centre in Doha. Tickets from 1,000 QAR across 3 categories — VIP, Front Orchestra, Center Orchestra. The price shown is the full price, fees included.
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QNCC was designed by the architect Arata Isozaki; its façade is held up by a steel structure shaped like two intertwined Sidra trees, and the building was built to LEED Gold standard.
Qatar National Convention Centre, Al Luqta Street, Education City, Ar-Rayyan, Doha, Qatar
By metro: Doha Metro Green Line to Qatar National Library station, exit through Gate 2 and follow the walkway to the QNCC entrances; Exhibition Halls 3–9 are about 10–15 minutes on foot from the station. By tram: Education City Tram (Green Line) to QNCC station, then walk straight to the South Entrance. By taxi: with Karwa, Uber or other apps, set the destination to "QNCC Public Pick Up Drop Off" for the South Building (Al Mayassa Theatre, Conference Hall), or to "Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC) Exhibition Halls 3-9" for the North Building. By car from Hamad International Airport: F Ring Road, Doha Expressway, Al Amir Street, then Al Luqta Street.
QNCC has a multi-storey car park — navigate to "QNCC Car Park" in Google Maps or "Parking P5 – QNCC" in Waze, then take the lift to level B and follow the signs to the Convention Centre. VIP parking is on both sides of the South Building driveway, valet service may be offered at Halls 3–9 depending on the event, and there are parking spaces for visitors with disabilities.
QNCC has facilities for visitors with disabilities and dedicated accessible parking. The venue does not publish details of wheelchair seating; for specific needs, contact the event organiser or our support team before the show.
QNCC does not publish a venue-wide bag policy; rules are set for each event. At recent shows here organisers prohibited outside food and drinks, glass containers and alcohol, and banned photography, video and audio recording, including on phones. The exact rules are published with the tickets for each event.
Doors and age limits are set by each event: at Al Mayassa Theatre doors have typically opened an hour before the show, and age limits have ranged from 2+ to 16+. A valid photo ID may be checked on entry. Smoking is banned in enclosed public places in Qatar, and e-cigarettes are banned in the country. Check the event page for the exact conditions before you go.
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