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- [July 2008]John Traill premiered Andrew Gant's opera Don't Go Down The Elephant After Midnight, with soloist Patricia Rozario, at the Tete-a-Tete Opera Festival, Hammersmith

- [September 2008] John conducts in Brazil - Orquestra Filharmonia Jaragua do Sul

- [September 2008] John to premier ten works with the LCMG

- [September 2008] Opera concert with the Guernsey Camerata

- [October 2008] John debut's with the Oxford Philomusica, with soloist Mark Simpson (BBC Young Musician of the Year 2006)

Click Here for premiers of John's compositions in Indiana, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Buffalo, Cardiff, and London:

Comments about John:

One of the most talented conductors I've had the opportunity to work with in recent years. Musicians are inspired by his passion, energy, and honesty. He demonstrates a rare command of the musical form.

Rossen Milanov
Artistic Director
The Philadelphia Orchestra

Finalist and Second Prize-winner at the 2006 Vakhtang Jordania International Conducting Competition, Tennessee, and Semi-finalist and Prize-winner at the 8th Leeds Conductors Competition 2005, John Traill is an outstanding and inspiring conductor.

Rose Hankey
Artistic Director
Sounds Underground

John Traill is one of the most promising conductors of his generation in the UK, a fact supported by his highly impressive list of concert engagements in the UK over the past two or three years. He always puts the music first, has commissioned new work from his contemporaries to programme alongside standard repertoire as part of his invariably inventive programmes, and is an inspiring all-rounder, as organiser and composer in addition to his success as a conductor.

Robert Saxton
Composer
University Lecturer
Fellow and Tutor in Music
Worcester College
University of Oxford

John Traill leads the players confidently through Walton's Hindemith Variations.

David Ward
Guardian Unlimited, 8th July 2005

John has impressed on both occasions he has worked with the London Mozart Players. He directed this complex work clearly and used the limited time available very efficiently, producing an impressive performance which brought the work's strengths home to a large audience. We would have no hesitation in engaging John Traill for future concerts.

Ian Lush
Managing Director
London Mozart Players