Andrew Morley, Classical Music Conductor
Andrew Morley is a London-based classical conductor and the founding conductor of St Paul's Sinfonia, with which he has given more than 130 concerts since 2004. He is also Artistic Director of the European Youth Music Week in Germany and Associate Conductor of TRIORCA alongside Nicholas Daniel. He won first prize, with a unanimous jury and orchestra, at the Allianz-Cornhill Conducting Competition, and has assisted Sir Simon Rattle, Duncan Ward and Matthias Pintscher with the London Symphony Orchestra. Repertoire, premieres and recordings His repertoire runs to more than 130 works across symphonic, operatic, choral, baroque and contemporary programmes, from Corelli and Handel to Saxton and MacMillan, and he has given over 30 world premieres , including works by Firsova, Tansy Davies and David Wallace. He has worked with soloists such as Stephen Hough, Jennifer Pike, Peter Donohoe and Sheku Kanneh-Mason, at venues including Cadogan Hall, Snape Maltings, Bristol Beacon and the Barbican, with live broadcasts on BBC Radio 3. Recordings are released on Divine Art and Metier. Booking an engagement He accepts guest conducting invitations from orchestras, chamber ensembles and opera companies in the UK and abroad, as well as recording projects, festivals, educational residencies and masterclasses. The site suggests 6 to 12 months' notice for concert seasons and 3 to 9 months for festival and education work, and enquiries usually get a reply within 2 to 3 working days. More businesses are listed under music and art & entertainment .
