MENDELSSOHN ON MULL FESTIVAL
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2012 : 1st to 7th July
Join us on the Island of Mull for an unforgettable musical experience

The Festival and its setting

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Levon's Introduction
Levon Chilingirian introduces the 2011 Festival

2011 Music Programme 3rd - 9th July
Who is playing what and where - your definitive guide to the Festival

2011 - Our Venues
Make sure you check the changes to our Venues for 2011

Programme Notes
Full Programme Notes by Richard Jeffcoat

Our Mentors 2011

Young Professionals 2011
Biographies of our group of young professional players

Feedback 2010
Feedback from our Young Professionals 2010

Contact us

Friends of Mendelssohn on Mull
Details of the Friends and how you too can help

The Festival and its setting
Set in the outstanding natural beauty of the Inner Hebrides ....

About the Festival
How it began and also Who's Who in the Mendelssohn on Mull Trust

Funding

Useful Links
Links to ferry and accommdation, shopping, places of interest and things to do

Picture Gallery
Pictures of the Festival from 2000

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 Set in the outstanding natural beauty of the Inner Hebrides, the Mendelssohn on the Mull Festival promises an extraordinary opportunity to enjoy up to ten days of artistic exploration in the idyllic and inspirational landscape so admired by Mendelssohn himself during his famous visit in 1829. In the rarest of opportunities the link between music and nature could not be expressed in a setting more appropriate than Mull. As Mendelssohn's Hebridean overture describes, with architecture in locations as diverse as Iona Abbey and Duart Castle, the result is artistic alchemy.

By working together with experienced professionals on a varied programme to a tight time schedule, they are being given a taste of what they will face in their future careers. By providing fellowship with musicians from other traditions, and with artists from other disciplines, their horizons are broadened. By living alongside other equally talented young people in an island setting of such beauty, they gain a better perspective than their intensive and sometimes lonely training has so far provided.

There is an astonishing range of concerts and recitals to choose from, and audiences are welcome to sit in on rehearsals at the Aros Hall, Tobermory. Whether your taste is Mendelssohn or Mozart, Brahms or Beethoven, the festival brings to the island a chance to hear and learn in a setting of great natural beauty and interest.

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