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Mark's new CD, The complete Butterworth songbook, with pianist Stephen Barlow is available now at www.stonerecords.co.uk  

Forthcoming

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"Iolanta", Opera Holland Park, July / August 2008
Mark Stone made much of his moment in the spotlight as the shallow Count Robert who has been betrothed to Iolanta since young but who is actually in love with another woman, Matilde
Alexander Campbell, Classicalsource.com, 28 July 2008

OHP field an exceptionally strong leading cast: dashing and passion-filled Mark Stone…
Simon Thomas, MusicOMH, 28 July 2008

Mark Stone…returned as Robert…with [a] soaring lyric voice of great musical distinction.
Hugh Canning, Opera Magazine, October 2008

Mark Stone enjoys his rollicking relationship with Vaudemont, an odd feature of the work. At OHP nowadays we get star casting in minor roles.
Michael Tanner, The Spectator, 3 August 2008

Vocal standards were impressive... Mark Stone heading a large ensemble cast
Fiona Maddocks, Evening Standard, 4 August 2008

As the smitten Vaudemont, Peter Auty starts off... when Mark Stone, as his friend Robert, sings his baritone aria, we wonder whether we might have mistaken which one is the hero.
Erica Jeal, Guardian, 1 August 2008

beautifully sung by Mark Stone.
Anthony Holden, The Observer, 3 August 2008

There's tremendous support from bass Mikhail Svetlov and baritone Mark Stone
Warwick Thompson, Metro, 29 July 2008

Mark Stone’s Robert fulfils every demand
George Hall, The Stage, 28 July 2008

the redoubtable, full-toned Mark Stone was cruelly underused as Robert
Dominic McHugh, Musicalcriticism.com, 28 July 2008

OHP field an exceptionally strong leading cast: dashing and passion-filled Mark Stone
Simon Thomas, Musicomh.com, 28 July 2008
 
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