Nicholas and the Aurora Orchestra make their debut at La Seine Musicale in Paris on 24 June with an all-Mozart programme, presenting their unique performance style of playing a symphony entirely from memory, with the…
Read More
Nicholas conducts Mahler Symphony No.10 with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra on 10 May at the Koncerthuset in Copenhagen. Also joining him on stage will be pianist Louis Schwizgebel making his debut with the orchestra in…
Read More
This Saturday, 21 April, Nicholas appears on Inside Music on BBC Radio 3. Inside Music is a new programme on the station that delves deep into a selection of music by the guest. Nicholas discusses…
Read More
In April, Nicholas returns to the UK for a series of concerts with the Aurora Orchestra, The Halle and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. On 6 and 7 April Nicholas conducts the Aurora Orchestra…
Read More
In February Nicholas conducts his first concerts and opera in situ as the Principal Guest Conductor of the Gürzenich-Orchester Köln. On 18, 19 and 20 February with the Gürzenich Orchester at the Cologne Philharmonie, and live-streamed…
Read More
This week Nicholas Collon makes his debut conducting the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, replacing Jaap van Zweden at two days’ notice. He will conduct Shostakovich Chamber Symphony, Bernstein Serenade with soloist Renaud Capuçon, and Beethoven…
Read More
Nicholas makes his debut with the Salzburg Mozarteumorchester on 14 December at the Mozarteum Salzburg. He’ll conduct the orchestra in a programme of Mozart Piano Concerto No.22 with soloist Till Fellner and R. Schumann Six…
Read More
November sees Nicholas make debuts with two major German symphony orchestras: his concert debut with the Bamberger Symphoniker and debut with the Dresden Philharmonic. On 5 and 7 November, he conducts the Bamberger Symphoniker at…
Read More
Nicholas returns to the BBC Philharmonic on 21 October, conducting Beethoven Symphony No.5. Coupled with Sibelius’ Six Humoresques, starring acclaimed violinist James Ehnes, two works by Stravinsky show the orchestra’s different characters: Apollo, a subtly…
Read More
Nicholas Collon and Aurora Orchestra return to the Royal Festival Hall on 24 September 2017 for Why Birds Sing, a concert exploring birdsong and humanity’s relationship with the natural world. Featuring musical performance interwoven with…
Read More