Daniel Hogan

Daniel Hogan

Conductor

Music Director of Kew Sinfonia

Founder and Music Director of Sinfonia Perdita

Music Director of Winchester Symphony Orchestra

Daniel Hogan is without doubt one of the finest conductors of his generation.
— Matthew Taylor, Composer


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Daniel Hogan is a young British conducting talent beginning to establish himself on the international music scene. He has been recognised across the profession as a conductor with enormous potential; a reputation for musical knowledge and musicianship, combined with an empathetic and personable leadership style. Highlights for the 23-24 season include an engagement as Assistant Conductor at Opera North on their production of My Fair Lady and Rehearsal Conductor for the Ulster Youth Orchestra’s annual tour. Recent highlights include conducting the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra in Olomouc, Czech Republic and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Brahms’ 2nd Symphony as part of the Emerging Conductors masterclass week with Martyn Brabbins in City Halls, Glasgow.

Further highlights include Assistant Conductor for Christopher Warren Green for a performance of Beethoven’s Choral Symphony at the Royal Albert Hall with the Philharmonia Orchestra and assisting Andrew Gourlay in a project with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. He has also assisted Kenneth Woods at the English Symphony Orchestra and Peter Stark in various projects. He also assisted with a recent CD recording with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales (Matthew Taylor’s 6th Symphony) which is due for release in the spring of 2024 on the Toccata Classics label.

Last season, he conducted both the Baltic Sea Philharmonic and the Järvi Academy Youth Orchestra in Estonia. He has worked with exciting new generation UK soloists such as Isata Kanneh-Mason, Thomas Kelly and Laure Chan, as well as some of the country’s most respected composers, including David Matthews, Joseph Horovitz and Matthew Taylor. 

Daniel has taken part in the Järvi Conducting Academy where he received tuition from Paavo, Kristian and Neeme Järvi and Leonid Grin, and has taken part in courses of masterclasses with Tomáš Netopil.  He has also benefitted from masterclass tuition from Edward Gardner, Sakari Oramo, Vasily Petrenko, Jac van Steen, Ryan Bancroft, Martyn Brabbins, Rafael Payare, Colin Metters, Ben Gernon and Sir Antonio Pappano and enjoys ongoing mentorship from Martyn Brabbins and Christopher Seaman.

In 2020, Daniel founded Sinfonia Perdita, a young professional orchestra, with whom he gave the British premiere of Yngve Sköld’s 2nd Symphony. With this orchestra, he also conducted Sir Malcolm Arnold’s 5th Symphony in a performance sponsored by the Malcolm Arnold Trust to mark the composer’s centenary.  He has also recorded Schumann’s Violin Concerto with soloist Laure Chan at Abbey Road Studios for a CD which is due for commercial release in February 2024. …