Britten Sinfonia news

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.


2 thoughts on “Britten Sinfonia news

  1. 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!
    x

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