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About Charlotte

Assistant Conductor: City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

The 2024/25 season sees Charlotte debut with English National Opera (conducting Turn of the Screw), Volksoper Wien (My Fair Lady) and South Australian Opera (Dove's Flight). She also assists Barbara Hannigan at the London Symphony Orchestra, covers Le nozze di Figaro at Glyndebourne Festival Opera, and continues as assistant conductor of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

Last season's highlights included returns to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (having previously conducted them at the Three Choirs Festival) and to Opera Holland Park for Il barbiere di Siviglia. Charlotte also debuted with the Swedish Chamber Orchestra co-conducting Stravinsky’s The Rake's Progress with Hannigan in Örebro, Stockholm and Cologne.

Born in 1997, Charlotte graduated from Oxford University with First Class Honours in Music. She went on to study conducting at the Royal Academy of Music where she is currently Musical Director of their inaugural Junior Musical Theatre Department. She has assisted on a number of new commissions at the Aldeburgh Festival.

Charlotte is based in London

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Season Highlights

Oct 2024
Coliseum, London
Britten: The Turn of the Screw English National Opera
Dec 2024 - Feb 2025
Volksoper, Vienna
Lerner and Loewe: My Fair Lady Volksoper Vienna
May 2025
South Australian Opera House, Adelaide
Dove: Flight South Australian Opera

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  • Il Barbiere di Siviglia

    Opera Holland Park, London
    Jun 2024
    • The visuals neatly match the vitality of Rossini’s music, which is purveyed to perfection by conductor Charlotte Corderoy, who shows an easy command of the score and of how to present it to its best advantage

    • From the beginning there’s Charlotte Corderoy’s almost exhaustingly vigorous conducting, pointing up every sprightly rhythm and subtlety in Rossini’s bubbly score.

    • Charlotte Corderoy led a performance that romped along. Dynamic, yet sensitive when necessary, Corderoy showed a knack for Rossini and credit to her for getting involved with the fun.

    • Charlotte Corderoy draws out a buoyant, pacey musical performance, with the City of London Sinfonia in fine form