Sir Charles Mackerras

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Sir Charles Mackerras was a renowned Australian-born conductor celebrated for his interpretations of Czech music and Baroque repertoire, and for his influential work with major orchestras and opera companies worldwide.

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instanceOf Australian musician
human
opera conductor
orchestral conductor
awardReceived Companion of the Order of Australia NERFINISHED
Gramophone Award NERFINISHED
Knight Bachelor
Order of Merit (United Kingdom) NERFINISHED
birthDate 1925-11-17
birthPlace Schofields, New South Wales, Australia NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Australia
United Kingdom
deathDate 2010-07-14
educatedAt Royal College of Music NERFINISHED
Sydney Conservatorium of Music NERFINISHED
familyName Mackerras NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Baroque music NERFINISHED
Czech music
classical music
opera
genre classical
givenName Charles
hasChild Catherine Mackerras NERFINISHED
influencedBy Czech musical tradition
language English
name Sir Charles Mackerras NERFINISHED
notableFor historically informed performance practice
interpretations of Czech repertoire
performances of Baroque music
performances of Janáček
performances of Mozart
notableWork recordings of Handel operas and oratorios
recordings of Janáček operas
recordings of Mozart symphonies with the Prague Chamber Orchestra
occupation conductor
musicologist
positionHeld chief conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra
music director of the English National Opera
principal conductor of the English National Opera
principal conductor of the Welsh National Opera
principal guest conductor of the Czech Philharmonic
principal guest conductor of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
principal guest conductor of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra
residence London, United Kingdom NERFINISHED
spouse Judy Mackerras NERFINISHED
studiedUnder Václav Talich NERFINISHED
workedWith Berlin Philharmonic NERFINISHED
Czech Philharmonic NERFINISHED
English National Opera NERFINISHED
Glyndebourne Festival Opera NERFINISHED
Royal Opera House, Covent Garden NERFINISHED
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra NERFINISHED
Scottish Chamber Orchestra NERFINISHED
Sydney Symphony Orchestra NERFINISHED
Vienna Philharmonic NERFINISHED
Welsh National Opera NERFINISHED

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