The programme I’m about to conduct (23 May 2026) at the Teatro San Carlo is ‘beautiful’ because the Hebrides overture and the Mendelssohn Violin concerto in E minor are beautiful (in the sense too of captivating),

Campogrande is internationally recognised and appreciated for the coherent direction his composition has taken, and for the recognisable aesthetics that shy away neither from lyricism nor from legibility and appeal. He’s been composing “not only”

The programme I’m about to take on 10th May with the Hungarian Symphony Radio Orchestra at the Müpa, Budapest, is in a sense a paradigm of one of my current symphonic interests,

The idea of conducting the Christus oratorio for the first time and of doing so at the Liszt Academy, on 22nd April,, in a perfect fusion of Hungarian musical and national history fills me with pride and honour.