"expert pacing and judgement of mood and classical style"
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Mikhail Tatarnikov, Conductor
David Pountney, Stage Director
Mikhail Tatarnikov, Conductor
David Pountney, Stage Director
Mikhail Tatarnikov, Conductor
David Pountney, Stage Director
Frankenstein!! at the Royal Opera House, Wimbledon Symphony Orchestra, Ivan the Terrible at Grange Park Opera (as Assistant Conductor).
As a Jette Parker Young Artist at the Royal Opera House conducting Phaedra and Orfeo ed Euridice (excerpts). As assistant conductor to Sir Antonio Pappano, Edward Gardner Werther, Richard Farnes Death in Venice and Daniel Oren La Traviata, offstage conducting Simon Boccanegra and Otello, repetiteur for Fidelio, Jenůfa, Kát’a Kabanová, La forza del destino, Le nozze di Figaro and Hänsel und Gretel. Assistant conductor for Kát’a Kabanová at Opéra national de Lorraine, Un ballo in maschera at Grange Park Opera, Don Giovanni at British Youth Opera. As a young artist with the Polish National Opera, Warsaw conducting Die Zauberflöte (kinderoper version), as Assistant conductor Das Rheingold (excerpts) with the Polish Radio Orchestra. As Assistant Conductor Fellow at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, assisting on Wolf-Ferrari’s Le donne curiose and Opera Makers. Conducting Boys of Paradise at Tete-a-tete Festival, La Giuditta and La Calisto at New Chamber Opera. Principal conductor of the Central London Orchestra, the Arcadian Singers, Oxford University Sinfonietta.
Interview for ROH
Interview for ROH
Britten
Britten
Edmund Whitehead conducts the Southbank Sinfonia with great care and attention to detail. It’s sexy, unsettling stuff, often mesmerising to watch.
The Southbank Sinfonia were conducted superbly by Edmund Whitehead.
Edmund Whitehead conducts a lucid, forceful account of the score
"Frankenstein!! anarchically embraces everything from mock-baroque to Weimar cabaret and Schoenbergian sprechstimme, and Clayton, wild-eyed, hilarious and utterly brilliant, and conductor Edmund Whitehead seem to be having the time of their lives with it
