West End, TV and Film Conductor, Musical Director, Composer, Orchestrator and Educator
Mark Warman is a British conductor, musical director, composer, orchestrator and educator. He has worked extensively in London’s West End on musical productions and orchestrated and conducted countless albums, TV and film scores.
Mark read music at King’s College, Cambridge, where he was a Choral Scholar and Musical Director of the Footlights.
At the age of just 23, he began his West End career as Musical Director of The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13¾, which ran for 16 months at the Wyndham’s Theatre. His very first studio experience was conducting his own orchestral arrangements of that score by Ken Howard and Alan Blaikley at Abbey Road Studios.
Since 1984 Mark has musically directed and conducted well over 100 West End Musicals, Stage, Film and Television productions.
Ian Marshall Fisher, Artistic Director of Lost Musicals, invited Mark to be Musical Director for his inaugural 1990 season of three musicals: Fanny, Allegro and Trouble In Tahiti.
He went on to musically direct a further 15 shows in this project until 2013.
Mark Warman has orchestrated hundreds of Film and TV scores over his career. Here are some highlights.
Mark Warman began working with the avant-garde musician Scott Walker on his album The Drift in 2003. Mark remained his musical director, conductor, keyboardist and orchestrator of albums, ballets and film scores until Walker’s death in 2019.
Brady Corbet’s debut film The Childhood Of A Leader was chosen to close the 2017 International Film Festival Rotterdam with a live performance of Walker’s score, performed by a 75-piece orchestra conducted by Warman.
As a busy session musician, Mark has worked for film composers including Jerry Goldsmith, John Barry, Carl Davis and Nigel Hess and enjoys regular concert appearances with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
In 2003 he was invited by Mary Hammond, then Head of Musical Theatre at the Royal Academy of Music, to create a one-year postgraduate course in Musical Direction which he continues to lead as its Principal Tutor.
He was awarded an Hon ARAM in 2012.




















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