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Musica Donum Dei is a classical music ensemble that was founded in 2010 by a group of talented musicians who shared a passion for performing and promoting classical music. The ensemble is based in the United Kingdom and has gained a reputation for its exceptional performances and innovative programming. The founding members of Musica Donum Dei were violinist Rebecca Livermore, cellist Rachel Watson, and pianist David Barton. All three musicians had extensive experience performing in various orchestras and ensembles, and they were eager to create a group that would allow them to explore their shared love of classical music in a more intimate setting. From the beginning, Musica Donum Dei was committed to presenting classical music in a way that was accessible and engaging for audiences of all ages and backgrounds. The ensemble's repertoire includes a wide range of classical music, from Baroque and Classical to Romantic and Contemporary, and they are known for their dynamic and expressive performances. Over the years, Musica Donum Dei has expanded its membership to include a number of other talented musicians, including violist Sarah-Jane Bradley, flutist Rachel Brown, and clarinetist Michael Whight. The ensemble's core members, however, remain Livermore, Watson, and Barton, who continue to lead the group with their passion and dedication. One of the highlights of Musica Donum Dei's career was their performance at the 2012 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where they received critical acclaim for their innovative programming and virtuosic playing. The ensemble's performance, which included works by Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms, was described by one reviewer as "a masterclass in chamber music." In addition to their performances at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Musica Donum Dei has also been featured in a number of other prestigious venues and festivals, including the Wigmore Hall in London, the Bath International Music Festival, and the Cheltenham Music Festival. The ensemble has also collaborated with a number of other musicians and ensembles, including the Carducci Quartet and the London Mozart Players. Musica Donum Dei has received numerous awards and accolades for their performances, including the Royal Philharmonic Society's Chamber Music Award in 2014. The ensemble was also nominated for a Classical Brit Award in 2013, and their debut album, "Bach, Beethoven, Brahms," was named one of the top classical recordings of the year by BBC Music Magazine. Despite their success, Musica Donum Dei remains committed to their mission of promoting classical music and making it accessible to a wider audience. The ensemble regularly performs in schools and community centers, and they have also launched a number of educational initiatives, including workshops and masterclasses for young musicians. In conclusion, Musica Donum Dei is a classical music ensemble that has made a significant impact on the world of classical music since its founding in 2010. With their innovative programming, virtuosic playing, and commitment to promoting classical music, the ensemble has earned a reputation as one of the most exciting and dynamic groups in the UK. As they continue to perform and inspire audiences around the world, it is clear that Musica Donum Dei will remain a force to be reckoned with in the world of classical music for years to come.

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