Jeremy Bines repetiteur

Jeremy Bines studied Music at Cambridge University (graduating with a double distinction) trained as a répétiteur at the National Opera Studio (where his studies were supported by the Friends of Covent Garden, Jean Dunlop Bursary, the Sir Henry Richardson Award and the Leonard Hancock Trust), and studied conducting with Diego Masson.

As a freelance member of music staff, he has regularly worked for many major UK companies including the Royal Opera, ENO, and Aldeburgh, and for companies in France, Spain and Italy.   He recently conducted performances of Varjak Paw by Julian Philips for The Opera Group in ROH Linbury, and was assistant conductor for the world première of Birtwistle’s The Corridor  with the London Sinfonietta in Aldeburgh in summer 2009.

He was Assistant Music Director of the Lyrique-en-Mer Festival, Belle Ile, France, from 2004 to 2007.     

Jeremy joined the Royal Danish Opera from 2006 to 2009 – firstly as a répétiteur, and latterly as Chorusmaster – and was assistant conductor on Don Giovanni, Rusalka (Danish première), Wozzeck and Livlægens Besøg (world première). 

Jeremy was appointed Chorus Master of Glyndebourne in autumn 2009. He returns to Copenhagen in January 2010 to conduct a Bournonville/Balanchine double bill with the Royal Danish Ballet and Danish National Chamber Orchestra.