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Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center

More than 35 concerts and events for music lovers

By Pamela Skillings, About.com

The annual Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center will run from July 291 to August 23, 2008 and feature more than 35 events -- including concerts, a late-night Latin jam, a film series, dance, and a visual art installation.

In recent years, the Mostly Mozart Festival has expanded its focus beyond the music of Mozart and his contemporaries. In 2008, Mostly Mozart welcomes composer-in-residence Kaija Saariaho, whose stunning oratorio La Passion de Simone will receive its U.S. premiere.

Highlights of the 2008 Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center will include:
  • Samoan-born theater-artist and choreographer Lemi Ponifasio’s magnificent Requiem


  • Australian artist Lynette Wallworth’s installations that connect the viewer with the natural and virtual world through touch and technology


  • The auspicious debuts of a new generation of conductors, including twenty-something French phenom Lionel Bringuier and British sensation Edward Gardner


  • The returns of such revered artists as the Emerson String Quartet, and pianist Garrick Ohlsson.


See the full schedule of all Mostly Mozart Festival events.

Ticket prices vary by event. [http://www.lincolncenter.org/asc_load_screen.asp?screen=Mostly_Mozart_Festival_Offers]Special package offers are available.[/link]

Tickets for the 2008 Mostly Mozart Festival are available through CenterCharge at 212.721.6500 or online at www.LincolnCenter.org.

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