| Martin West Conductor |
| SF Ballet-2006 Season Swan Lake/ Apollo/ Blue Rose/ Quartenary/ Spring Rounds and Rodeo |
| Martin West is one of the busiest conductors of his generation.
Since 1997 he has worked with English National Ballet and was appointed Principal Conductor in 2004. He has travelled with them on major tours across the world and has been singled out many times by the critics for his performances. Alongside his work with English National Ballet, Martin West is in his seventh season as Music Director of Cambridge Philharmonic Society, one of England's oldest and highest achieving amateur music societies. He is largely credited with the raising of the standard of the society to unprecedented levels, introducing a wide repertoire and a range of innovative programmes/ Read more |
| Swan Lake'
/ June 2002
London, Royal Albert Hall / by Ann Williams It uses every last inch of the RAH's huge round arena to show off the sixty swans to dazzling advantage, their arms/wings beating in beautiful synchronisation under the sympathetic baton of Martin West, ENB' s orchestra conductor, whilst managing to retain enough of the intimacy of a conventional proscenium production to make it emotionally engaging./ Review |
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| SF Ballet Finds A New Stickman The San Francisco Ballet has tapped frequent guest conductor Martin West to be its new music director, replacing Andrew Mogrelia, who stepped down after only two years in the post. West "is the former principal conductor of the English National Ballet and has served as music director of the Cambridge Philharmonic Society. He has also conducted the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the Halle Orchestra, the London Concert Orchestra and the BBC Concert Orchestra." San Francisco Chronicle 06/26/05 |
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