Professor of Conducting – British Army
Robin begins a new role as Professor of Conducting with the British Army from the start of 2022. He will be working intensively with a cohort of students, all destined to go on to roles as conductors, bandmasters and – finally – Directors of Music with one of the Royal Corps of Army Music bands.
This marks a significant step in Robin’s work as a conducting teacher, having already nurtured the early careers of multiple conductors for many years in his role as Specialist Tutor in Conducting at the University of Southampton, one of the UK’s top-rated Music Departments. Many of his former pupils are now active in the profession, whether in front of orchestras, choirs, in musical theatre, or in youth music and education settings.
Robin has always been drawn to the world of training, coaching and human development, believing that conductors should always be accumulating knowledge, always growing and never stop learning. His work with the British Army will be a deepening and continuation of that spirit and belief.
Having been trained and mentored by some of the world’s greatest podium pedagogues – including Sir Charles Mackerras, Sian Edwards, Paavo Järvi, Benjamin Zander and the legendary Ilya Musin – Robin is perfectly placed to pass his knowledge onto the next generation of conductors.
For further information regarding this role, or to enquire about Robin’s teaching work and the possibility of study, please contact Robin via email here.
Robin Browning
Robin Browning is an established conductor, conducting teacher, coach and arts-leader. He is Artistic Director of SÓN – Orchestra in Association at the renowned Turner Sims Concert Hall, Specialist Conducting Tutor at University of Southampton, and Professor of Conducting for the British Army. This is his official website. He'd love to hear from you, so please get in touch!
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