Christopher Warren-Green

Christopher Warren-Green is a distinguished British violinist and conductor, renowned for his dynamic presence on both sides of the Atlantic. Born in Gloucestershire, his musical journey began at a young age, leading him to become the concertmaster of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales at just 21. His illustrious career spans over five decades, marked by his tenure as the music director of the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra for twelve seasons and his ongoing role as the principal conductor and music director of the London Chamber Orchestra since 1988. Warren-Green's extensive repertoire and commanding orchestral leadership have earned him widespread respect in the classical music world. Beyond his conducting, he is also a dedicated mentor, serving as the Chair of the Foundation for Young Musicians, inspiring the next generation of musicians. His performances are not just concerts but experiences that resonate deeply with audiences, reflecting his passion and mastery of the art form.