KEY CREATIVE TEAM
JAYCE OGREN
Conductor
With mounting success in
both symphonic and operatic
repertoire, Jayce Ogren is
building a reputation as one of
the finest young conductors to
emerge from the United States in
recent seasons, and has recently
been named the new Artistic
Director of Orchestra 2001
in Philadelphia.
Jayce began the 2016/17 season
leading concerts with the Utah
Symphony, the Brevard Music
Festival, the Colorado Symphony
and performances of Rufus
Wainwright’s Prima Donna in
Montreal—a work premiered
in New York and recorded for
Deutsche Grammophone with
the BBC Symphony. Jayce leads
a concert version of the work at
the Paris Philharmonie at the end
of the season. Jayce guests also
with the Princeton Symphony, at
the Casa da Musica in Portugal,
and returns to the Indianapolis
Symphony in a season of
repertoire ranging from an
all-Mozart program to Vaughan
Williams’ Third Symphony and
Tchaikovsky’s Pathetique to John
Luther Adams’ Inuksuit and
Harold Meltzer’s Variations on a
WARREN TREVELYAN-JONES
CHORUS MASTER
Summer Day in a performance at
Brooklyn’s National Sawdust and
subsequent recording.
Jayce has led the National Arts
Centre Orchestra in Ottawa with
Emanuel Ax; Basil Twist’s Rite of
Spring with the Orchestra of St.
Luke’s at Lincoln Center’s White
Light Festival; the New York
Philharmonic in their CONTACT!
series of contemporary music;
and new productions of Benjamin
Britten’s Turn of the Screw and
Rossini’s Mosè in Egitto with the
New York City Opera as Music
Director, as well as Mozart’s The
Magic Flute and Bernstein’s A
Quiet Place, which won extensive
critical acclaim. Jayce debuted
with the Canadian Opera in
Stravinsky’s The Nightingale &
Other Short Fables and reprised
The Turn of the Screw in staged
performances with the Saint Paul
Chamber Orchestra.
Recently appointed as Chorus
Master of the Melbourne
Symphony Orchestra Chorus,
Warren Trevelyan-Jones is the
Head of Music at St James’, King
Street in Sydney and is regarded
as one of the leading choral
conductors and choir trainers
in Australia. Warren has had
an extensive singing career as
a soloist and ensemble singer
in Europe, including nine years
in the Choir of Westminster
Abbey, and regular work with
the Gabrieli Consort, Collegium
Vocale (Ghent), the Taverner
Consort, The Kings Consort,
Dunedin Consort, The Sixteen
and the Tallis Scholars. Warren
has appeared on more than 60
CD recordings, numerous TV and
radio broadcasts, and in many
of the worlds’ leading music
festivals and concert halls.
Warren is also Director of the
Parsons Affayre, Founder and
Co-Director of The Consort of
Melbourne and, in 2001 with
Dr Michael Noone, founded the
Gramophone award-winning
group Ensemble Plus Ultra.
Warren is also a qualified
music therapist.