Arthur Oldham

Composer and conductor with notable works

Arthur Oldham - Artists & Creatives born September 6th, 1926
Born
Died

2003
23 years ago — 77 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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A prominent English composer and conductor contributed extensively to the realms of choral and orchestral music. Active during the 20th century, held significant positions within various music organizations. Served as conductor for several influential choral societies and orchestras, leading performances that highlighted both classical and contemporary works. Played a pivotal role in promoting new compositions and supporting young composers, fostering a vibrant music culture in the UK. Authored several influential pieces that enriched the choral repertoire, illustrating a deep understanding of vocal writing and orchestration. His dedication to music education helped cultivate future generations of musicians.

Contributed to British choral music

Conducted prominent orchestras and choirs

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