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Acclaimed UK period-instrument orchestra, conducted by Ian Page II Sturm und Drang 3 out now II Coming up: 18 June, Wigmore Hall with Rachel Podger UK period-instrument orchestra, conducted by Ian Page II Sturm und Drang 3 out now II Coming up: 18 June, Wigmore Hall with Rachel Podger The advancement of the education of the public in the art of music with particular reference to opera
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The Mozartists

Overview

The Mozartists is a nonprofit organization registered in the UK with the charity number 1063387. The organization is dedicated to advancing the education of the public in the art of music, with a particular focus on opera[2][3].

Activities

The Mozartists are involved in a variety of musical projects, including performances and educational initiatives. One of their notable projects is the MOZART 250 initiative, which aims to present a wide range of repertoire, including lesser-known works by Mozart and his contemporaries[1]. The organization is led by Ian Page, its founder, conductor, and artistic director, who is instrumental in shaping its programming[1].

MOZART 250 Discovery Project

In addition to its performance activities, The Mozartists are engaged in educational outreach through the MOZART 250 Discovery Project. This project involves school children in exploring Mozart's life and music, with workshops designed for primary and secondary schools. Participants learn about the 18th century context of Mozart's music and create their own operas, culminating in performances for peers and families. This initiative has been supported by grants from organizations like John Lyon’s Charity and the Cultural Capital Fund, enabling the project to reach over 1200 children in Ealing alone[5].

Educational Impact

The MOZART 250 Discovery Project has been particularly successful in making opera accessible to children who might not otherwise experience it. It includes specialized workshops for special needs settings, contributing to a broader mission of inclusion and arts accessibility[5]. The project's expansion and impact reflect The Mozartists' commitment to using music as a tool for education and community engagement.

[1] https://mozartists.com [2] https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1063387&subid=0 [3] https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/about-the-register-of-charities/-/charity-details/3940201/charity-overview [4] https://mozartists.com/support__trashed/support-mozart250/ [5] https://www.jlc.london/the-mozartists-a-success-story/

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Can't wait for the concert with Rachel Podger! 🎻 The combination of Mozart and Haydn in such a beautiful venue like Wigmore Hall is bound to be unforgettable!
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So excited about the Sturm und Drang series! It's amazing to see how The Mozartists are bringing early music to life in such a vibrant way. Keep up the incredible work, Ian Page and team! 🌟
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1. How do period-instrument orchestras like The Mozartists enhance our understanding and appreciation of classical music from composers like Mozart and Haydn?
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2. What role do collaborations with renowned musicians, such as Rachel Podger, play in elevating performances and engaging new audiences for organizations like The Mozartists?
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It is hard to imagine hearing another performance as convivial and lifeaffirming as this. GRAMOPHONE On 18 June we are joined for the first time by internationally acclaimed violinist Rachel Podger. She plays two concertos by the 19yearold Mozart and the programme also includes a typically effervescent symphony by Haydn. Find out more and buy tickets It is hard to think of a more valuable or ambitious long term musical project than Ian Page and The Mozartists MOZART 250.

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