Teacher and conductor - King's College, Head of Singing; St John's, Gonville and Caius, Jesus, Trinity Hall Colleges in Cambridge. Den Jyske Sangskole, Denmark.
Richard Hickox should have been 75 today. Still missed - not just for his fine conducting, and his commitment to neglected music (particularly British); but also for his goodness, his affectionate nature and total lack of malice. A truly lovely man, who left us far too soon...
A great final Evensong of term. Very sad to say farewell to so many fantastic singers. Nice photos with choir members afterwards (though I wish we’d taken them earlier when everyone was present). Such a privilege to make music with these wonderful people. Thank you all. @SJCChoir
@ANethsingha@SJCChoir The very best of luck to those leaving my 'other' family. I really enjoyed teaching you. It was never a chore and the performances on disc, on broadcasts and especially live in chapel will live forever in my memory. Thank you, Andrew, for putting up with me!
Back to King’s on Saturday to hear Blest Pair of Sirens – @ArmadillLowe conducting, @danielhydeorgan playing, and @ChoirOfKingsCam on top form.
I could listen to it every day of the week. Stunning.
Making music in your favourite place; a powerful combination of music and verse; young singers unlocking their boundless vocal
enthusiasm for the piece; fabulously communicative organ playing ……I could go on! Feeling blessed indeed.
King’s Chapel Choir. Blest Pair of Sirens.
@edtolputt@fatboyclayton@AJRStaples 4months singing for me and you needed a therapist….explains why you have not returned for a Singing lesson these last 25 years ….. and changed voice….and took up singing music theatre! You rock my confidence in my abilities as a singing teacher and now I need therapy!!
1/3 One of the proudest days of my career: hearing superlatively talented organ scholar, George Herbert, conduct @SJCChoir Advent broadcast (2 days after my +ve Covid test.) Choristers sang SO well, with just 10 out of 16 well enough to sing. Gents simply outstanding as usual.