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Johannesburg International Mozart Festival

The Johannesburg International Mozart Festival (JIMF) is a yearly celebration of one of the greatest composers in the Western Classical oeuvre, and is ultimately dedicated to the upliftment of and education in classical music in Johannesburg, and South Africa as a whole. It has generated opportunities for many young people to expand their horizons, and has supported them in furthering their careers in the music industry. Many of them have done exceptionally well and are now gracing international stages. We use Mozart as the inspiration for a whole host of different programmes and events which are as delightful as they are varied, and aspire to create an atmosphere of community, active inclusion and togetherness, especially during a time when 'othering' and exclusion have become so prominent. Music has a way of reminding us of this sense of oneness in a way that not many other activities are able to do.

26 JANUARY - 16 FEBRUARY 2025

THE THEME FOR THIS YEAR IS

Mozart & Strauss: The Music of Vienna

IN HONOUR OF MOZART’S BIRTHDAY, GET READY FOR 10 SPECTACULAR CONCERTS CELEBRATING MUSIC IN ALL ITS DIFFERENT FORMS. FROM CLASSICAL SYMPHONIES TO MODERN MASTERPIECES, THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO ENJOY.

ORCHESTRA FROM SCRATCH | VOCAL MASTERCLASS | STRAUSS 200 | PIANO RECITAL - GUSTAVO ROMERO | FESTIVAL EVENSONG | ORGAN RECITAL - ARVID GAST | PIANO DUO - SPINA & BENIGNETTI | DUO RECITAL - FLORIAN UHLIG & SAMSON DIAMOND | ORGAN RECITAL - LIESBETH SCHLUMBERGER | FEEL THE SPIRIT - SYMPHONY CHOIR

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History of the Johannesburg International Mozart Festival

The Johannesburg International Mozart Festival started in 2006, and has been involved in events such as New Year concerts, chamber music concerts, solo recitals, concerts in collaborations with various arts organisations, choral concerts, volunteer orchestra projects, vocal masterclasses, jazz bands, school development projects, films, music talk series, and much much more.

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