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Mostly Mozart

This annual exploration of Mozart’s genius includes performances by the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, chamber ensembles, and more.

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Mostly Mozart Festival 2020

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Joshua Bell: Opening theme from the first movement of Dvořák’s Violin Concerto

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Joshua Bell: Main theme from the Adagio of Dvořák’s Violin Concerto

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Louis Langrée on… Why Brahms?

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Brooklyn Rider: Lincoln Center Offstage

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Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra: Mozart & Brahms

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Mostly Mozart Festival 2019: Mark Morris Dance Group

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Pierre-Laurent Aimard on Beethoven: Orchestra and Soloist Intertwined

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Pierre-Laurent Aimard on Beethoven: Communication Breakdown

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A Moment with Pierre-Laurent Aimard: Beethoven’s Fourth Piano Concerto

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Louis Langrée on… Mozart à la Haydn with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra

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Louis Langrée on… The Four Seasons with Pekka Kuusisto

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Louis Langrée on… Why Brahms?

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Louis Langrée on… Joshua Bell Plays Dvořák with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra

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Louis Langrée on… Beethoven’s Fourth Piano Concerto

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Louis Langrée on… Beethoven’s “Eroica” Symphony

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Louis Langrée on… Reading the Emotions in Die Zauberflöte

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Mostly Mozart Festival: A Little Night Music featuring Emanuel Ax, piano

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Mostly Mozart Festival - A Little Night Music

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Mostly Mozart Festival 2018: The Force of Things

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Mostly Mozart Festival 2018

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Mostly Mozart Festival: Available Light

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In the Name of the Earth

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Mostly Mozart Festival 2018

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Mozart Minute: Ted Ackerman ("Hiking and Hard Work")

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Mozart Minute: Louis Langrée ("Drawn to the Orchestra")

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Mozart Minute: Chihiro Fukuda ("Opus 118")

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A Little Night Music at Lincoln Center

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Mozart Minute: Louis Langrée ("Not a Train Conductor")

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Mostly Mozart Opening Night Gala

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360°—Young People's Chorus of New York City Rehearses Mozart's Kyrie

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Mozart Minute: Deborah Wong (Untying the Knots)

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Mozart Minute: Robert Chausow (Marriage of Music and Martial Arts)

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Mark Morris Dance Group: “Eleven” from “Mozart Dances” (2007)

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Mark Morris Dance Group: “Double” from “Mozart Dances” (2007)

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Mozart Minute: Alvin McCall ("Pitching and Performing")

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Mozart Minute: Chihiro Fukuda (Cooking and Classical Music)

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MTA Music Under New York Celebrates Mozart: Emily Hopkins, harp

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Mozart Minute: Katherine Livolsi-Landau (First Musical Memory)

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Mozart Minute: Marc Goldberg (Music for Now)

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Mozart Minute: Jon Manasse (The Collective Whole)

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Inon Barnatan: Lincoln Center Offstage

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Mozart Minute: Sophia Kessinger ("Test Driving at Tarisio")

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Mozart Minute: Ilya Finkelshteyn ("Effortless Excellence")

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Mozart Minute: Lawrence DiBello (Orchestra As Family)

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Mozart Minute: David Punto (Musical Magic)

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Mozart Minute: Judith Sugarman ("Fear Factor")

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Brahms: Waltzes, Op. 39 (Emanuel Ax and Anna Polonsky)

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Brahms: Variations on a Theme by R. Schumann (Emanuel Ax and Orion Weiss)

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Schumann: Bilder aus Osten (Anna Polonsky and Orion Weiss)

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Schumann: Abendlied in D-flat major, Op. 85, No. 12 (Anna Polonsky and Orion Weiss)

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Servais: Fantaisie sur deux Airs russes (Sol Gabetta)

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Shostakovich: Allegro from Sonata for Cello and Piano in D minor, Op. 40 (Sol Gabetta)

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Chopin (arr. Glazunov): Etude in C-sharp minor, Op. 25, No. 7 (Sol Gabetta)

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Dai Fujikura: The Voice, for bassoon and cello (International Contemporary Ensemble)

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Dai Fujikura: halcyon, for clarinet, violin, viola, cello (International Contemporary Ensemble)

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Dai Fujikura: Sakana, for saxophone (International Contemporary Ensemble)

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Dai Fujikura: Breathless, for toy piano and violin (International Contemporary Ensemble)

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Dai Fujikura: flicker, for cello and piano (International Contemporary Ensemble)

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Dai Fujikura: Glacier, for bass flute (International Contemporary Ensemble)

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Dai Fujikura: Calling, for bassoon (International Contemporary Ensemble)

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Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (James Galway and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, 1982)

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Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in E minor (Joshua Bell, 2009)

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Mozart: Overture to “Le nozze di Figaro” (Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, 2003)

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Beethoven: Grosse Fuge, Op. 133 (Danish String Quartet)

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Thomas Adès: Arcadiana (Danish String Quartet)

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Mozart: Fugues Nos. 2 and 4 from Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II (Danish String Quartet)

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Nielsen (arr. Danish String Quartet): Mit hjerte altid vanker

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The 50th Mostly Mozart Festival

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International Contemporary Ensemble: Tribute to Dai Fujikura

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Danish String Quartet plays Bach, Thomas Adès, and Beethoven

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Emanuel Ax, Anna Polonsky, and Orion Weiss play Brahms and Schumann

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Mozart Minute: Tom Sefčovič ("Reeds")

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Mineko Yajima: Mozart Minute ("Good Vibrations")

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Mozart Minute: Ann Kim ("Do What You Love")

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Mozart Minute: Randall Ellis ("Oboe")

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Mozart Minute: Ted Ackerman ("Playing Together")

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Mozart Minute: Ilya Finkelshteyn

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Mozart Minute: Katherine Livolsi-Landau ("Life Cycles")

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Mozart Minute: Louis Langrée ("Family")

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Mozart Minute: Neil Balm (My Rock ’n’ Roll Days)

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Mozart Minute: Laura Frautschi ("Math Music")

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David Shifrin Artist Profile- November 2014

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Mozart Minute: Martin Agee ("Running")

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Sila: The Breath of the World

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Mozart Minute: Sophia Kessinger

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Mozart Minute: Meena Bhasin

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Mozart Minute: Jon Manasse

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Mozart Minute: Amy Kauffman

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Mozart Minute: Lou Kosma

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Mozart Minute: Neil Balm ("The Dangers of the Trumpet")

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Mozart Minute: Deborah Wong

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Mozart Minute: Randall Ellis (A Fickle Mistress)

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Mozart Minute: Ann Kim ("The Sound of Silence")

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Mozart Minute: Martin Agee ("Chasing Challenges")

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Mozart Minute: Tanya Witek ("Parking Spot Taken")

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Ani Kavafian Artist Profile - January 2014

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Mozart Minute: Timothy Cobb

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Mozart Minute: Alvin McCall ("Athletes in the Orchestra")

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Mozart Minute: Shmuel Katz (Will Play for Chocolate)

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Mozart Minute: Eva Burmeister (Canvas to Concert)

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Mozart Minute: Laura Frautschi (Muscle Music)

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Mozart Minute: Lawrence DiBello (The Geniuses)

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Mozart Minute: Chihiro Fukuda ("The Joys of Teaching")

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Mozart Minute: Mike Gillette ("A Mostly Mozart Baby")

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Mozart Minute: Louis Langree ("Music and Life")

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Lincoln Center's 2009 Mostly Mozart Festival Overview with Louis Langrée - Pierre-Laurent Aimard

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Articles

Classical Music

Case Study: Violinist Eva Burmeister

Aug 8, 2019  | Dan Gomes

We asked Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra violinist Eva Burmeister to show us what's in her case. Here's what we found!

Classical Music

Case Study: Music Librarian Michael McCoy

Aug 6, 2019  | Dan Gomes

We asked the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra's music librarian to show us what treasures he carries with him in his bag.

Classical Music

Case Study: Cellist Ann Kim (and Giovanni!)

Aug 2, 2019  | Dan Gomes

We asked Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra cellist Ann Kim to show us what's in her case. Here's what we found!

Dance

Who's Who in Under Siege

Jul 30, 2019  | Edited by Eileen Willis

An illustrated guide to the five principal characters featured in Under Siege, presented August 8–10 as part of the Mostly Mozart Festival

Classical Music

Even More Mostly Mozart

Jul 23, 2019  | Malkah Bressler

Your ticket to a Mostly Mozart Festival concert gives you even more music! Come early and hear rising stars and old friends get the concert started.

Classical Music

Case Study: Bassist Andrew Trombley

Jul 23, 2019  | Dan Gomes

We asked the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra's principal bassist to show us what's in his case. The results were enlightening!

Classical Music

Meet the Artist: Bergrún Snæbjörnsdóttir

Jul 22, 2019  | Interview by Halla Tryggvadottir

A conversation with the composer of Esoteric Mass, which will be performed at the David Rubenstein Atrium on July 25.

Dance

A Multitude of Voices

Jul 12, 2019  | An interview with Davóne Tines and Michael Schachter

The creators discuss their staged adaptation of Langston Hughes's The Black Clown

Classical Music

Hearing—and Seeing—The Magic Flute with Both Ears

Jun 28, 2019  | Laurel Toyofuku

A detailed, live audio description of The Magic Flute in this year's Mostly Mozart Festival allows all audiences to enjoy the classic opera.

Classical Music

A Magical Storybook

Jun 25, 2019  | Interview by Ulrich Lenz

Barrie Kosky, Suzanne Andrade, and Paul Barritt on flying elephants, the world of silent film, and the eternal search for love

Dance

Blak Whyte Gray... and Unforgettable

Jun 21, 2019  | Cara Chang

Teen contributor Cara Chang reflects on Blak Whyte Gray, which returns this summer as part of the Mostly Mozart Festival.

Opera

Mozart and the Magic Picture Show

May 23, 2019  | David Cote

A retro-Hollywood Magic Flute at the Mostly Mozart Festival dazzles the eye as well as the ear.

Classical Music

Invention and Ingenuity at the Mostly Mozart Festival

May 21, 2019  | Kaitlyn Zafonte

The Mostly Mozart Festival honors its namesake.

Classical Music

The Power of the Performing Arts: Leading a Center in a Decentralized Age

Apr 17, 2019  | Eileen Willis

Henry Timms begins his tenure as the 11th president of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts next month.

Classical Music

This is Lincoln Center: Louis Langrée

Aug 7, 2018  | Interview by Kristy Geslain

A conversation with the Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director of the Mostly Mozart Festival

Classical Music

Mark Morris and MMF: A Fertile Collaboration

Aug 3, 2018  | Susan Reiter

A note on the ongoing connection between Mark Morris and the Mostly Mozart Festival

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Impossibly Slow and Unthinkably Vast

Jul 27, 2018  | Ashley Fure

The composer's perspective on The Force of Things: An Opera for Objects

Classical Music

Must-See Free Events at Lincoln Center in August

Jul 26, 2018

Enjoy these free events at Lincoln center next month.

Theater

VIDEO: Ninagawa at Work

Jul 20, 2018

Rare footage of the legendary Japanese director Yukio Ninagawa (1935–2016) during rehearsals for the revival of NINAGAWA Macbeth.

Theater

5 Things to Know about NINAGAWA Macbeth

Jul 18, 2018  | Corrie Tan

A look at Yukio Ninagawa's staging of one of Shakespeare's most popular plays.

Classical Music

Louis Langrée: The Art of Balance

Updated June 19, 2019

A brief chat with the Mostly Mozart Festival's Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director

Classical Music

Richard Egarr Wants You to Clap after the Cadenza

Jul 12, 2018  | Interview by Amanda MacBlane

The early-music star talks Bach, Handel, and the unbridled joy of a great solo break.

Dance

For Available Light: Some Notes on Choreography

Jul 6, 2018  | Susan Sontag (originally published in 1983)

The 1983 catalogue essay that accompanied the original production of Available Light

Classical Music

Music as a Form of Prayer

Jun 29, 2018  | John Luther Adams

The composer of In the Name of the Earth discusses the inspiration behind his Mostly Mozart world premiere.

Theater

Which Macbeth Character Are You?

Jun 28, 2018  | Amanda MacBlane

False face must hide what the false heart doth know.

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"To unpath'd waters, undream'd shores": Shakespeare in the World

Jun 28, 2018  | Alexa Alice Joubin

As NINAGAWA Macbeth comes to Mostly Mozart, a note on Shakespeare's global appeal

Classical Music

9 Things to Know about Bernstein's MASS

Jun 27, 2018  | Amanda Gordon

9 essential facts about Bernstein's iconic creation

Classical Music

The Power of "Light"

May 24, 2018  | Madeline Rogers

Three celebrated artists' groundbreaking dance work comes to Mostly Mozart.

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Wider Horizons: The 2018 Mostly Mozart Festival

May 22, 2018  | Pia Catton

While charting new territory, Mostly Mozart still celebrates its namesake.

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Meet the Artist: Kirill Gerstein

Aug 15, 2017

What does pianist Kirill Gerstein want to be when he grows up?

Opera

Don Giovanni: Snapshot

Aug 11, 2017  | Kathryn L. Libin

A note on next week's presentation of Don Giovanni

Classical Music

Director's Note: Netia Jones

Aug 10, 2017  | Netia Jones

Artistic insights from the director of The Dark Mirror: Zender's Winterreise

Classical Music

Meet the Artist: Pedja Muzijevic

Aug 8, 2017

Pianist Pedja Muzijevic performs as part of Mostly Mozart's A Little Night Music on August 11.

Classical Music

Playlist: Winterreise 5x2

Aug 4, 2017  | Curated by Rick Burkhardt

Delve into the psychology and musicality of Schubert's famous Wanderer in various versions of five songs.

Classical Music

Meet the Artist: Malika Favre

Aug 3, 2017

What inspires the designer of this year's Mostly Mozart logo?

Classical Music

Meet the Artist: Beatrice Rana

Aug 3, 2017

The Italian pianist discusses influences, projects, and travel plans.

Classical Music

Deep Listening

Aug 1, 2017  | Nadia Sirota

At Mostly Mozart, How Forests Think features works inspired by nature.

Classical Music

Gazing into The Dark Mirror

Aug 1, 2017  | David Cote

Ian Bostridge and Netia Jones explore a radical reframing of Schubert's Winterreise.

Classical Music

The Once and Future Mozart

Jun 16, 2017  | Amanda Angel

An overview of the 2017 Mostly Mozart Festival

Classical Music

17 Shows We Have to See This Summer

Jun 7, 2017  | Edited by Amanda MacBlane

Lincoln Center staffers share their personal picks.

Classical Music

What Should I See at Lincoln Center this Summer?

Jun 1, 2017  | Amanda Chan, Amanda MacBlane & Erin Toland

Find your answer with this handy flow chart.

Classical Music

Seeking Maximum Freedom: Notes on Improvisation

Aug 17, 2016  | Interview by Gillian Campbell

Cory Smythe and Peter Evans on their influences, compositions, and what makes a good improvising partner.

Classical Music

A Capacity for Genius

Aug 17, 2016  | Scott Barry Kaufman

Researchers aim to figure out what goes on inside humanity’s most consistently creative minds.

Classical Music

10 Pieces of Advice for Chamber Musicians from the Emerson String Quartet

Aug 16, 2016  | Noelle Ike

The Emerson String Quartet reveals their secrets to becoming one of the world’s most acclaimed chamber music groups.

Classical Music

7 Inspirations for "Seven Responses"

Aug 15, 2016  | Amanda MacBlane

The Crossing’s visionary project is a sublime musical experience for the heart, mind, and soul.

Classical Music

A New York Character

Aug 10, 2016  | Rodney Bolt

With a life even more colorful than many of his creations, the librettist of Mozart’s greatest operas, Lorenzo Da Ponte, ended up in New York City—where he had quite the adventure.

Classical Music

Wolfgang and the City

Aug 9, 2016  | Adam Gopnik

How one special festival, and the man who inspired it, contributed to New York’s summertime cultural landscape.

Classical Music

Which Mozart Opera Is Your Life?

Updated July 10, 2019  | Amanda MacBlane

What will your ending be?

Classical Music

10 Things to Know about the Mostly Mozart Festival

Updated June 19, 2019  | Eric M. Gewirtz

A brief history of the Mostly Mozart Festival

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International Contemporary Ensemble at Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart

Dec 22, 2015

International Contemporary Ensemble joins pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard for a tribute to one of the group’s favorite composers, Dai Fujikura, at Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival on Aug. 13, 2015.

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Festivals & Programs

Mostly Mozart Festival

A thrilling summer of international music, opera, and dance featuring the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, renowned guest artists, emerging voices, premieres, and more—all reflecting Mozart’s legacy of invention and humanity.

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David Geffen Hall Box Office

10 Lincoln Center Plaza

Located inside the hall lobby at Columbus Avenue at 64th Street, the box office is open Monday–Saturday 10:00 am–6:00 pm and Sunday 12:00–6:00 pm. Online Sales: Great Performers, American Songbook, Midsummer Night Swing, Mostly Mozart Festival, White Light Fest...

Alice Tully Hall Box Office

1941 Broadway

The box office, located in the hall lobby at Broadway and 65th Street, sells tickets Monday–Saturday 10:00 am–6:00 pm, Sunday 12:00–6:00 pm and until 30 minutes after the start of any performance. Online Sales: Film Society, Juilliard School, Great Performers, American Songbo...

Gerald W. Lynch Theater

524 West 59th Street (Between 10th and 11th Avenues)

The Lynch Theater—which hosts Lincoln Center events, including Lincoln Center Festival since its 1996 inaugural season and Mostly Mozart Festival—is located at John Jay College, with its main entrance on 59th Street between Amsterdam and Eleventh Avenues. The theater is named for a forme...

David H. Koch Theater

20 Lincoln Center Plaza

Renamed the David H. Koch Theater in 2008, the former New York State Theater opened in 1964 as one of the earliest buildings on the Lincoln Center campus, and has been home to the distinguished New York City Ballet since then. In addition to the Company’s fall through late spring season—...

Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse

165 West 65th Street, 10th Floor

This intimate performance space is located on the tenth floor of the Samuel B. & David Rose Building on West 65th Street. The Penthouse features floor-to-ceiling glass walls and a wraparound balcony with sweeping views of the Hudson River and the Lincoln Center campus. The venue is home to ...

Rose Theater

Broadway at West 60th Street, 5th floor

Located on the fifth floor of Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall in the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle, Rose Theater is the venue’s largest performing arts space. It features three levels, sleek wood veneer seating boxes, and moveable stage towers that can be configur...

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Paving the way to world class performance since 1962, Lincoln Center invites art savants and newcomers alike to see what it feels like to let art in. Renowned for an eclectic mix of thousands of events held annually and a groundswell of creative energy all throughout the masterfully designed campus, you could come every day of the year and still only scratch the surface.

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