About
A rising star on the podium, Enyi is praised for his dynamic musicianship, infectious energy and engaging presence. From the 2026/27 season, he joins the London Philharmonic Orchestra as Fellow Conductor, following two seasons as Calleva Assistant Conductor of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. In recognition of his growing reputation, he was named one of the UK’s "30 Incredible Musicians Under 30" on Classic FM’s Rising Stars list. Recent and upcoming engagements include Orchestre national Avignon-Provence, Ulster Orchestra, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Manchester Camerata, Chineke! Orchestra and Royal Northern Sinfonia. A strong advocate for outreach work and widening opportunities, Enyi will join the London Symphony Orchestra and City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra for side-by-side concerts.
His dedication to nurturing the next generation of musicians is reflected in his appointment as Conductor-in-Residence with the London Schools Symphony Orchestra in 2023/24. He is the Founder and Artistic Director of Elysium Music, a charity that creates collaborative projects between young professional musicians and children. Through side-by-side performances, workshops, and educational resources, the organisation bridges the gap between music education in schools and conservatoire training, giving young musicians first-hand experience of working alongside professional performers.
Growing up in Camden, North London, Enyi’s musical journey started initially as a percussionist and saxophonist and member of the Camden Music Hub. Enyi studied conducting with Sian Edwards at the Royal Academy of Music, where he held the Derek Butler Award. He graduated in 2024 with Distinction, alongside which, he was awarded a DipRAM prize for outstanding final recital, won the Conducting Prize for highest final recital mark, and won HRH Princess Alice, The Duchess of Gloucester Prize for exemplary studentship and performance. Enyi recently appeared on BBC Radio 3’s This Classical Life presented by Jess Gillam, and the podcast Things People Do, hosted by Joe Marler and Tom Fordyce.
