Studium Aureum inaugurates a new season with a revised and expanded lineup, with nearly seventy members on stage, including singers, musicians, soloists, and, of course, the conductor. Carlos Ponseti, the silent musician. The chosen piece also has enough elements of special interest, although, being a Mozart piece, it doesn't usually appear in the programs. Penitent Davide K 469 It is a cantata that was commissioned by the Tonkünstler-Societät (Musicians' Society) of Vienna, on the occasion of Lent. The year was 1785, a rather busy year for the genius, during which he signed up to sixteen works, among which we find three piano concertos, a sonata for piano and violin, a quartet for piano and strings... and we already know that religious music was not among his preferences. A good reason to undertake the Kyrie and the Glory to its unfinished, who knows why, Great Mass in C minor K.427. Perhaps that's why there are so few performances. The golden selection, therefore, and as on so many occasions, has added value.