Marius Stravinsky

Marius Stravinsky is a distinguished British conductor renowned for his dynamic artistry and insightful interpretations across a broad symphonic and operatic repertoire. Born in 1979 in Kazakhstan and raised in London, Stravinsky is a descendant of the legendary composer Igor Stravinsky, a heritage that has deeply influenced his musical journey. He began his studies as a violinist at the Yehudi Menuhin School and later honed his craft at the Royal Academy of Music, before turning to conducting under the mentorship of luminaries such as Claudio Abbado and Sir Colin Davis.

Stravinsky’s career has spanned prestigious appointments, including his tenure as Principal Conductor and Artistic Director of the Karelia Philharmonic Orchestra in Russia, where he was celebrated for revitalizing the ensemble and championing both Russian and Western repertoire. He has also held posts with the Helikon Opera in Moscow and has guest conducted major orchestras and opera houses throughout Europe and Asia, earning acclaim for his precision, expressive depth, and innovative programming.

Known for his commitment to contemporary music as well as the classics, Stravinsky has premiered numerous new works and collaborated with leading soloists and composers. His recordings, particularly of Russian and British composers, have been praised for their clarity and emotional resonance. Marius Stravinsky continues to inspire audiences and musicians alike with his passionate musicianship and dedication to artistic excellence.