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The next Anthony Inglis/NSO transatlantic crossing on board Queen Mary 2, has been postponed from the original date of 22nd May 2012 and rebooked for 14th October 2012 (voyage number M226). Cunard and the NSO regret the inconvenience this may cause some passengers. Please contact Cunard www.cunard.co.uk for help with rebooking. The following year, they are scheduled to be on the Transatlantic voyage departing 3rd September 2013.
In over 200 conducting performances it is reckoned there is no featured artist who has appeared more often at London's Royal Albert Hall than Anthony Inglis.
Anthony Inglis musically supervised and conducted the 25th anniversary performances of Phantom of The Opera held in October 2011 at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The final performance was broadcast live to cinemas throughout the world and has now been released on DVD/CD. He can also (briefly) be seen in "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" just released to cinemas. Also in 2011, he and Valery Gergiev conducted the LSO in a celebratory concert of Mikhail Gorbachev's 80th birthday, televised live to Russia.
The music played on the home page of this site is The Prelude from William Walton's Spitfire, Prelude and Fugue played by The Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Anthony Inglis. For the reason why this piece is so important to him, please click on the history tab above.
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