"...one of britans most popular conductors..." MAN EVE NEWS

MUSIC DIRECTOR:     NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

MUSIC DIRECTOR:     KATHERINE JENKINS, MEZZO SOPRANO

MUSIC CONSULTANT: PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, LONDON

 
   
 

"Anthony Inglis, one of Britain's most popular conductors...." Manchester Evening News (Manchester Camerata)

"But the night belonged to Anthony Inglis!" The Age (Melbourne Symphony)


"..Rachmaninov's Paganini Variations with the RPO under the gifted Anthony Inglis." London Evening Standard (Royal Philharmonic)

"...his excellent direction of a stirring Romeo and Juliet........ earned him the most bragging rights." Palm Beach Post.

(Boca Ratan Philharmonia)

"..the evening ended with the audience howling for more." Bournemouth Evening Echo (Bournemouth Symphony)

"Amusing, exilerating, conductor Anthony Inglis truly excelled himself. I must question whether he can ever top this performance." Basingstoke & North Hants Gazette (Bournemouth Symphony)

"This was classical music theatre at its best: streamers and flags for the patriots, romance for the nostalgic, and pure joy for music lovers everywhere" Manchester Evening News. (Hallé Orchestra)

 

Follow Anthony Inglis' blog here

Follow Anthony Inglis on Twitter here

Anthony Inglis on Wikipedia

HAPPY NEW YEAR

 

Anthony Inglis is one of the busiest international conductors around. Whether it is conducting a Beethoven symphony with a world famous orchestra, conducting at a Naming Ceremony for a Cunard ship or conducting a concert attended by Royalty, his dynamic leadership of any orchestra stands out above his colleagues.  For further information click on the career link above, or for contact and diary information click on the concerts, diary and programme biography above.

STOP PRESS: The next NSO/Anthony Inglis transatlantic crossing on board Queen Mary 2, desparts New York on May 21st 2010 and has been designated the President's Voyage as Peter Shanks (President and Managing Director of Cunard) will be on board. click to book voyage from Cunard

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.

 

 

 

 

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.

 

above photos taken by Kutsal Lenger

Anthony Inglis (5th from left front row) and members of the National Symphony Orchestra  after one of their concerts on the bow of the QM2 as she sailed at 25 knots across the Atlantic.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Created by iHowley Ltd