STEPHANIE WAS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LAUNCH OF JOSHUA KANE’S NEW COLLECTION

THE ‘CEREMONY’ COLLECTION PERFORMANCE

Extract:

“Childress’ command of her orchestra brings verve, bite and gravity to the score’s darker moments, while exulting merrily in its racier passages, and the sheer musicality of this production is another of its strengths.”

Full review from Charlotte Valori at Operissima.org >

Extract:

“From the moment [Stephanie] entered the Chapel she commanded the orchestra with such poise and energy that it was truly impossible to believe she was only eighteen years of age.”

Full review from Sarah Collins at Varsity.co.uk >

Stephanie conducted Beethoven’s 9th Symphony at Cambridge University’s St. John’s College Chapel on October 27th, 2017.

Watch a preview for this exclusive concert:

Extract:

“In an interview with Alina Khakoo, co-founder of Girl Talk, Stephanie Childress talks about her abandoned ice-skating career, being at one with her … violin and working out her next move.”

Full interview with Alina Khakoo at Cambridgegirltalk.co.uk >

In July, 2017, Stephanie Childress was the Artistic Director for the Young Virtuosi Summer Classical Music Festival held in the south of France.  This was the 10th consecutive year of the festival and Stephanie has played solo violin and ensemble performances in all previous festivals.  Her role as Artistic Director was to source the musicians and determine the repertoire. This year 9 musicians, including a Baritone and Mezzo-Soprano thrilled audiences in 7 different concert venues in Medieval churches in villages in and around the town of Limoux.  Each concert featured different pieces and ended around 11pm with standing ovations and calls for encores!

Stephanie Childress is interviewed in the first Cambridge University Varsity Magazine video about her roles as a violinist and conductor.

On the 26th, 27th and 28th of January, 2017, Stephanie Childress will be conducting the Benjamin Britten opera, The Rape of Lucretia at St. John’s College, Cambridge Univeristy with an all student orchestra and opera singers. She is both Musical Director and Conductor for this first ever St. John’s opera production.

To read a review of the St. John’s College Music Society production of The Rape of Lucretia, click here.

The happy, and exhausted cast at the end of their three day run: