Rooted in the belief that music transcends boundaries, the ensemble curates performances designed to be accessible, immersive, and inclusive. By cultivating intimate settings, fostering engaging interactions with audiences, and presenting music in unconventional venues, The Outcry Ensemble strives to unite music enthusiasts of all backgrounds and levels of familiarity.

The ensemble's vision took shape with a clear mission: to demonstrate that music—be it contemporary or traditional, showcased in grand concert halls or unconventional spaces—is a unifying force, embracing both seasoned aficionados and newcomers to the art form. Our goal is to make our voices heard so that everyone can experience the power of music.

Having held the prestigious titles of Orchestra in Residence at St John’s Notting Hill, Orchestra in Association with Temple Music Foundation, and collaborating with various esteemed organisations across London, The Outcry Ensemble has showcased its talents internationally and within diverse venues throughout London. From revered concert halls such as St John’s Smith Square to immersive stage productions at Middle Temple Hall, as well as performances in Lewisham's pubs and contributions to art installations at the Tate Modern, the ensemble consistently pushes boundaries and explores new artistic territories.

In recent years, the ensemble has presented two monumental symphonic cycles featuring the works of Beethoven in 2021 and Brahms in 2023. These festivals were not only artistic triumphs but also had a philanthropic focus, supporting young freelance musicians by raising substantial funds that directly benefited emerging talents.