Leslie Heward information

Leslie Hays Heward (8 December 1897 – 3 May 1943) was an English conductor and composer. Between 1930 and 1942 he was the Music Director of the City of...

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concerts – Leslie Heward, Stanley Chapple, Julius Harrison and Basil Cameron – but Boult later described how "Heward very easily won the palm". Heward had studied...

Cambridge). Pupils later well known as conductors included Eugene Goossens, Leslie Heward, and Leopold Stokowski. Cambridge was the first English university to...

Albert Wolff 13 scenes for orchestra by Fritz Hart incidental music by Leslie Heward incidental music by Engelbert Humperdinck overture by Kricka incidental...

Vento Challenge in 1995. Heward first entered the British Touring Car Championship in 1996 where he campaigned a former David Leslie RML works 1993 Vauxhall...

received its premiere in January 1938 in the Queen's Hall, under Leslie Heward. Heward went on to make an acclaimed recording of the Symphony with the...

to follow. The first tour to the UK, under newly appointed conductor Leslie Heward, was in 1925 (see "Union of South Africa: Cape Town Symphony Orchestra...

minor was performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Leslie Heward with her as soloist. In 1935, she performed Beethoven's Piano Concerto...

Heseltine). Others were Cecil Gray, E. J. Moeran, Constant Lambert and Leslie Heward. It has been suggested that Heseltine's influence led to Greenbaum's...

a soloist of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leslie Heward. From this moment his career took off. In 1940, Pleeth performed the...

Australia) 2 May – Ernest Joyce, Antarctic explorer (born c.1875) 3 May – Leslie Heward, conductor and composer (born 1897) 7 May – George Lansbury, politician...

first recording of the Ireland concerto, with the Hallé Orchestra under Leslie Heward, and was chosen to play it at a 1949 Proms concert with the LPO under...

Danks became a pupil of Alfred Cave who arranged for Danks to play for Leslie Heward, the conductor of the CBO, who offered Danks a violin position in the...

Sydney Nicholson and Ernest Bullock. His contemporaries there included Leslie Heward and Eric Warr. Fogg went on to study with Granville Bantock in Birmingham...

Norman O'Neill, Op. 37 1912 music by Engelbert Humperdinck music by Leslie Heward (died 1943) Boris Godunov (Alexander Pushkin, 1825) 1934 music by Yuri...

under Mr. Adrian C. Boult." The scores were reduced for the purpose by Leslie Heward. The Opéra Intime company then toured Glasgow and Edinburgh. The People's...

Gauntlett (cello). The reciter was Constant Lambert and the conductor was Leslie Heward. Murchie recorded Maurice Ravel’s Introduction and Allegro, with Ravel...

the conductor of the City of Birmingham Orchestra in succession to Leslie Heward. He was dismissed in 1950, following unsubstantiated rumours that he...

Cinematography David Kesson Freddie Young Edited by Duncan Mansfield Music by Leslie Heward (music arranger / musical director) Production company British & Dominions...

BBC Symphony Orchestra in 1930, the new man at the helm of the CBO, Leslie Heward, promoted Ernest to Deputy Leader, to sit alongside Paul Beard. He remained...

25 April – William Edward Wadely, organist and composer, 89 3 May – Leslie Heward, conductor and composer, 45 30 July – Benjamin Dale, composer, 58 28...

became one of the original group of conductors, with Basil Cameron and Leslie Heward, to work on the classical recordings for the new company of Decca Records...