I’m thrilled to announce I’m joining the ranks of Britten Sinfonia as their new Sub-Principal Clarinet! I’m very happy to share this exciting news with you all, and to get started with them in the coming weeks.
Britten Sinfonia is a chamber orchestra renowned for its innovative programming and fresh takes on old classics. There’s no principal conductor or director, making each project a new opportunity to collaborate with musicians whose talents and interests span a huge range of different genres. I’ve always been in awe of what they do, and I feel so lucky to now be a part of this incredible ensemble.
Upcoming projects include working with Sir Mark Elder and Thomas Adès on Brahms and Beethoven symphony cycles, a brand new piano concerto by living jazz legend Brad Mehldau, and collaborations with Sir James MacMillan and Steve Reich, among many others.
Find out more about Britten Sinfonia here.
Woah, Oliver!
That is the most fantastic news – what a fabulous opportunity!
I love the Britten Sinfonia – you are right about it bringing fresh ideas and interpretations to tried and tested music.
Congratulations!
Love from The Rileys!
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Amazing news, Oliver! Congratulations and enjoy working with this fantastic orchestra!
Jernej
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