Clark Rundell Tickets

Clark Rundell is a respected conductor, educator, and creative force in contemporary and classical music. As Professor of Conducting at the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) in Manchester, he mentors the next generation of conductors while leading performances that span centuries and genres. His work bridges traditional repertoire with modern, collaborative projects, making him a sought-after partner for composers and performers alike.

Rundell’s repertoire embraces the breadth of musical history—from 18th-century works to today’s premieres. He brings experience across jazz-infused projects, wind-focused programs, and contemporary music, collaborating with a diverse roster of artists such as Elvis Costello, Wayne Shorter, and Esperanza Spalding. This eclectic approach informs his dynamic conducting style, marked by clarity, precision, and collaborative energy.

Beyond the podium, Rundell contributes to the recording world, with releases like Sounds New: 20 New Works Celebrating 100 Years of CBSO (NMC, 2023) that highlight living composers and recent premieres. He leads Ensemble 10/10, the RLPO’s acclaimed new-music group, which has earned two Royal Philharmonic Society (RPS) awards for its contributions to contemporary performance.

In 2025, Rundell is set to bring his distinctive approach to the Sounds Like Portland festival, conducting the Oregon Symphony in Portland, Oregon. This page highlights his biography, discography, and upcoming tour information, along with how to follow his work and secure concert tickets through trusted channels.

Biography highlights, notable collaborations, and discography provide a window into Rundell’s impact on modern conducting. Fans and concert-goers can expect engaging, professional performances that emphasize musical dialogue, precision, and expressive interpretation. For tickets and schedule details, we’re here to help you secure your seats with ease, reflecting our brand promise of straightforward, reliable access to great music.

Upcoming tour spotlight: Oregon Symphony performances at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on October 18 at 7:30 PM and October 19 at 2:00 PM, part of the Sounds Like Portland festival. Each date stands on its own, with accurate venue and time information to help you plan your visit.