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Who would be today's Mozart? The creative team behind the reimagined The Magic Flute has offered different perspectives on this question. Beijing Music Festival's artistic director Zou Shuang sees Mozart as more than one person, suggesting that anyone can embody his spirit. Conductor Dane Lam of State Opera South Australia emphasizes the importance of supporting living composers, noting that it takes time for their lasting influence to emerge. The team also highlighted the need to nurture an environment where more musical talent can flourish, keeping classical music alive for future generations.

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