Imagine: it’s 1784.  You’ve been invited to a party at the home of a composer who recently arrived in Vienna to write an opera.  As you rub elbows with the city’s most important musical people, the night’s entertainment includes music played by a quartet of remarkable musicians.  Joseph Haydn and Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf are playing violin, Johann Baptist Vanhal plays cello, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart plays viola.  Join Wit’s Folly as we invite you into this legendary drawing room!