Woldingham School musicians and the world renowned London Mozart Players will be performing jointly in a concert on 23rd February 06

The players will start by holding a master class for pupils and this will be followed by a Gala Concert in the evening held in the Millennium Centre. This will be a prestigious event which we hope will be well supported by parents and girls alike. We will be inviting along parents, local Prep School heads and students from other schools to share this extraordinary experience with us. For further information please contact Jacky Hall in the Marketing Department. Full programme of events and ticket details will be released in the end of term mailing.

The London Mozart Players (LMP) is one of Europe's greatest chamber orchestras and the longest established, having been founded in 1949 by Harry Blech. As well as regular concerts in central London and at Fairfield Hall in Croydon (where the LMP is Resident Orchestra), the LMP also plays concerts across the UK and Europe throughout the year. 

Andrew Parrott, a conductor of great authority in the LMP's core repertoire, is the orchestra's Music Director. Sir James Galway OBE is the LMP's Principal Guest with Nicolae Moldoveanu as Associate Guest Conductor, and the well-known actor, Simon Callow, as Theatrical Adviser. In London, the LMP plays regularly at the South Bank Centre, maintaining the proud and unique record of having appeared there every year since the Royal Festival Hall opened in 1951. The orchestra also performs at the Barbican Centre and has a well-established relationship with St John's, Smith Square.

With the support of Arts Council England, the LMP has developed associations with a number of key venues and promoters around the country. Alongside these, the LMP is also committed to developing new audiences in easily-accessible venues such as community halls and churches, both in outer London Boroughs and more rural locations nationally.

The LMP has one of the most extensive orchestral education and outreach programmes, aimed at reaching as wide a cross-section as possible of the communities in which it works. Funding from Nestlé has enabled the LMP to reach thousands of children, and produce Music for Everyone.