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The Durango Bach Festival Presents: Mostly Mozart 2026, a week-long festival full of dazzling performances you don't want to miss.The mastery of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart perhaps rivals the great Johann Sebastian Bach in terms of musical significance. For the first time in our history, the Durango Bach Festival will focus the majority of its performances on a different master composer, offering a full exploration of Mozart’s instrumental and vocal music, spanning the operatic and the secular.
Student Recitals: Sunday, March 8, 2:00 and 4:00pm
Free admission! Audiences of all ages are welcome.
Hosted by the Four Corners Music Teachers Association (4CMTA)
Weekday Lunch Concerts: Monday – Friday, March 9-13, 12:00pm
Catered Lunch by Manna Soup Kitchen follows each program of Mozart’s masterpieces, including The Kegelstatt Trio, The Dissonance Quartet, Many Magic Flutes, and more!
Finale Concert: Saturday, March 14, 7:00pm
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik and Sacred Settings by Mozart
San Juan Symphony Chamber Singers with String Orchestra
Thomas Heuser, conductor
Festival Pass
$130 (includes all 6 performances. Limit 50)
Weekday Lunch Concerts - March 9-13 at 12pm daily (catered by Manna)
Adult $35 with lunch, $25 without lunch
Student $15 with lunch or $5 without lunch
Festival Finale Concert
March 14th at 7pm
Adults $30 and Students $10
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Event Venue
St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 910 E 3rd Ave,Durango,CO,United States
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