“One of the most stylishly authoritative interpreters of the composer working today.”

OPERA

“It is hard to imagine hearing another performance as convivial and life-affirming as this.”

GRAMOPHONE

WHAT’S ON

On October 6, we open Stamford Arts Centre’s 2023/24 Classical Season, and on November 2 we return to Cadogan Hall with our first Emerging Artist concert since the pandemic.

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STURM UND DRANG 3

The latest release in our ‘Sturm und Drang’ series, featuring soprano Emily Pogorelc, is available to stream and pre-oder now.

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MOZART 250

It is hard to think of a more valuable or ambitious long term musical project than Ian Page and The Mozartists’ MOZART 250.”
EARLY MUSIC REVIEW

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IAN PAGE

Ian Page has conducted The Mozartists since its’ formation, and continues to be the inspiration behind the orchestra’s musical output.

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OUTREACH

Lead by our dynamic animateurs, our extensive outreach programme gives local school children their first experience of period instruments.

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RECORDINGS

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FILMS

Ann Hallenberg sings “Crude furie degli orridi abissi” from Handel’s Serse

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Conductor Ian Page discusses our upcoming release Sturm und Drang 3

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Find out more about our 23/24 season, and developments in our MOZART 250 project.

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NEWS

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“(Sturm und Drang Volume 3) makes for another exceptionally satisfying addition to a series that is special not just for the thought and scholarship that goes into it, but Page’s direction of his fine players. It is throughout beautifully balanced and paced, while at the same time musically highly insightful.”
BRIAN ROBINS, EARLY MUSIC REVIEW

“Right now, this London-based period instrument orchestra is pretty much exactly where the action’s at.”
MIDLANDS MUSIC REVIEWS

“The spirit of opera was raised by Page’s urgent conducting, crisp orchestral playing and a terrific cast, eager to take full advantage of the opportunities Mozart offers them.” 
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
“It was fun, fresh, thought provoking and one of the best nights at the opera that I can remember having!” 
MUSICAL OPINION