Name: French Connections: Music from the Parisian Stage
Start: 2025-02-13T19:30:00
Location: St Martin-in-the-Fields

Step into a world of timeless melodies and festive cheer with the London Mozart Players as they bring an eclectic array of classical concerts to various venues. This season promises unforgettable performances, from the majestic Handel's 'Messiah' by the Oxford Bach Choir to the joyous 'Christmas Crackers' series, and the evocative 'Changing Seasons' inspired by Vivaldi's work. Join us in exploring these harmonious gatherings that celebrate not only the holiday spirit but also the enduring legacy of classical music.

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Struggling to find work and establish himself as a serious composer, Mozart set his sights on the French capital in the 1700s to compose his largest orchestral work to date; his Symphony No.31, ‘Paris’. With a fierce ambition to woo the discerning aristocrats, Mozart pulled out all the stops to create a piece full of dramatic flair. The result? A masterpiece that not only conquered Paris but solidified his reputation as an international sensation.  

French Connections: Music from the Parisian Stage

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