Paul Goodwin is one of Britain’s most versatile conductors, equally at home with Monteverdi or Maxwell Davies. He divides his time between opera productions and concert performances, working with early instruments and modern orchestras. His flair for creative and dynamic programming is appreciated the world over.

This season he works with an ever widening variety of orchestras with music ranging from Purcell and Corelli via Mozart, Schumann and Stravinsky to Tippett, Britten and Mark Anthony Turnage.

In America Paul will be with the St.Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Seattle Symphony Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra. He will also be conductor in residence at the University of Maryland for a Schumann project culminating in a performance of the extraordinary cantata: Paradies und die Peri.

In Germany Paul will be returning to two of the radio orchestras, the Deutscher Radio Philharmonic and the Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk as well as the Essen Philharmonic.

In Spain he will be with the Seville Symphony and the Sinfonica de Galicia, in Switzerland with the Camerata Zurich, and over the other side of the world with the Malaysian Philharmonic and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.

In the spring a new Handel record will be released with the Kammerorchesterbasel of a hither too unrecorded version of the great oratorio Athalia.