Steuart Bedford

This noted conductor and pianist studied on the Royal Academy of Music with Oxford University. In 1964, he produced his debut performing the Oxford Chamber Orchestra. He became a member of the music personnel at Glyndebourne from 1965 to 1967. He produced his professional debut performing The Beggar’s Opera in 1967. Since 1965, he is a professor in the Royal Academy of Music, and he continues to be the artistic movie director for the Aldeburgh Event since 1973. His significant performing premieres have already been with Benjamin Britten’s Loss of life in Venice (1973) and his Phaedra (1976). In 1984, he organized an orchestral collection from Britten’s Loss of life in Venice, which he subsequenly documented. He in addition has recorded an array of composers from your classic, Passionate, and modern intervals.