Revolutionary Bohemian Mozart

The Mozarty Party wishes to provide a tribute to the people of Bohemia, and especially to a gentleman named Václav Havel.


Many of the principles we apply in our policies are reflected in the triumph of freedom over tyranny.  Our standards are those of all persons who continue to uphold the highest qualities expressed in the Velvet Revolution.


You may be aware of Mr Mozart's Bohemian connections, and you may even be familiar with his Prague Symphony, part of our tribute to Václav Havel, as the first link here may suggest.  We also believe in a free, fair and united Europe, without oppression or corruption, and without any sort of violence.

We wish the same for every continent, without any one group of persons dominating the rest, or gaining more than their fair share of wealth from natural resources, finances, knowledge or creative excellence.

Does the first movement of the Prague Symphony remind you of another famous tune?

Do you think the first bars of the Prague Symphony may also have helped to inspire something by young Mr Verdi?  We know that Mr Verdi, in turn, inspired Mr Muti in his now famous speech in Rome regarding culture and the future of society.

You may think that Europa Regina is somewhat like our global campaign manager.  However, our actions and philosophy transcend all geographical boundaries.  We believe the actions and philosophy of Václav Havel did the same.  In view of this, our tribute also extends to the memory of all persons who share, and have shared, the same spirit of humanity as Mr Mozart, the Mozarty Party, and Václav Havel.

RIP Václav Havel, Mohamed Bouazizi, Ken Saro-Wiwa, and all upholders of human rights, love and dignity.