Introduction to the 2010
Bath Mozartfest
This year’s Mozartfest attracted the best audience figures in the festival’s history, with 93% of all tickets sold for the 15 concerts over 9 days, which in turn generated record ticket revenue . Reviews in the media praised the variety of concerts on offer, and the quality of the musicians from across the world. From chamber music in the Assembly Rooms and Guildhall to choral and orchestral works in the Abbey and the Forum, the festival showcased not just the richness and diversity of Mozart’s music, but also the magnificence of the city of Bath itself.
Next November (12th-20th) sees the 20th anniversary of the Mozartfest, with demand for tickets expected to be at an all-time high. Priority booking is available through membership of the Bath Mozartfest Society, full details of which are available on this website. The full musical programme will be published next summer.
BATH MOZARTFEST 2010:
Friday 12 November – Saturday 20 November
Friday 13 November 2009
Assembly Rooms
Saturday 14 November 2009
Assembly Rooms
11:00am · Takács String Quartet »
Bath Abbey
7:30pm
·
The Sixteen »
· Orchestra of The Sixteen
· Harry Christophers
· Alastair Ross
Sunday 15 November 2009
Assembly Rooms
7:30pm
·
Viktoria Mullova »
· Ottavio Dantone
Monday 16 November 2009
Bath Abbey
Assembly Rooms
Tuesday 17 November 2009
Guildhall
1:00pm · Mariangela Vacatello »
Assembly Rooms
7:30pm
·
English Chamber Orchestra »
· Paul Watkins
Wednesday 18 November 2009
Guildhall
1:00pm · Tim Hugh »
· Alasdair Beatson
Assembly Rooms
7:30pm
·
Dame Felicity Lott »
· Sir Thomas Allen
· Graham Johnson
Thursday 19 November 2009
Guildhall
1:00pm · Doric String Quartet »
· Chen Halevi
Assembly Rooms
Friday 20 November 2009
Assembly Rooms
7:30pm
·
Florestan Trio »
· Joan Rodgers
Saturday 21 November 2009
Guildhall
The Forum
7:30pm
·
City of London Sinfonia »
· Sir Roger Norrington
· Katharine Fuge
· Renata Pokupic
· Andrew Kennedy
· Matthew Brook
· Philippa Davies
· Lucy Wakeford
· Bath Camerata