1. Kenneth Leighton - Biography Grainger and Leighton Chamber Works Grainger Percy leighton kenneth Chamber Ensemble Sears Nicholas http://www.schirmer.com/composers/leighton

Home Composers Kenneth Leighton updated 22 October 1998 For detailed and current information about the composer, please refer to the composer's web site at the University of Edinburgh.. Kenneth Leighton was born in Wakefield, Yorkshire on 2 October 1929. He was a chorister at Wakefield Cathedral. In 1946, while still at school, he gained the LRAM Piano Performer's Diploma. In 1947 he went up to Queen's College, Oxford on a Hastings Scholarship in Classics; in 1951 he graduated with both BA in Classics and BMus (having studied with Bernard Rose). In the same year he won the Mendelssohn Scholarship and went to Rome to study with Petrassi. Kenneth Leighton was Professor of Theory at the Royal Naval School of Music (1952-53) and Gregory Fellow in Music at the University of Leeds (1953-55). In 1955 he was appointed Lecturer in Music at the University of Edinburgh where he was made Senior Lecturer and then Reader; in 1968 he returned to Oxford as University Lecturer in Music and Fellow of Worcester College. In October 1970 he was appointed Reid Professor of Music at the University of Edinburgh, a post which he held until his death in 1988. Kenneth Leighton was one of the most distinguished of the British post-war composers; over 100 compositions are published, many of which were written to commission, and his work is frequently performed and broadcast both in Britain and in other countries. Among the many prizes for composition awarded to him since 1950 were the Busoni Prize (1956), The National Federation of Music Societies Prize for the best choral work of the year (1960), the City of Trieste First Prize for a new symphonic work (1965), The Bernard Sprengel Prize for chamber music (1966) and the Cobbett Medal for distinguished services to chamber music (1967). In 1970 he was awarded the Doctorate in Music by the University of Oxford, and in 1977 was made an Honorary Doctor of the University of St. Andrews for his work as a composer. He was made an Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Music in 1982.

2. Kenneth Leighton (1929-1988) Picture, biography, and selected works, from Complete Music..Category Arts Music Composition Composers L Leighton, Kenneth......Kenneth Leighton (1929 1988). The music of Kenneth Leighton ishighly distinctive - often deeply spiritual, always sincere but http://www.complete-music.co.uk/leighton.shtml

3. Leighton,Kenneth Leitermeyer Fritz . leighton kenneth (19291988) http://www.woodwind.org/Databases/Composers/Names/005928.html

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4. Leighton, Kenneth At ChesterNovello.com HOME COMPOSERS Kenneth leighton kenneth Leighton. (b.1929 d.1988) KennethLeighton was born in Wakefield, Yorkshire on 2 October 1929. http://www.chester-novello.com/composer/933/main.html

Home Composers Work Search Calendar ... Contact Search by All Composer Work Title News Advanced HOME COMPOSERS Kenneth Leighton Kenneth Leighton b. d. Kenneth Leighton was born in Wakefield, Yorkshire on 2 October 1929. He was a chorister at Wakefield Cathedral. In 1946, while still at school, he gained the LRAM Piano Performer's Diploma. In 1947 he went up to Queen's College, Oxford on a Hastings Scholarship in Classics; in 1951 he graduated with both BA in Classics and BMus (having studied with Bernard Rose). In the same year he won the Mendelssohn Scholarship and went to Rome to study with Petrassi. Kenneth Leighton was Professor of Theory at the Royal Naval School of Music (1952-53) and Gregory Fellow in Music at the University of Leeds (1953-55). In 1955 he was appointed Lecturer in Music at the University of Edinburgh where he was made Senior Lecturer and then Reader; in 1968 he returned to Oxford as University Lecturer in Music and Fellow of Worcester College. In October 1970 he was appointed Reid Professor of Music at the University of Edinburgh, a post which he held until his death in 1988. Kenneth Leighton was one of the most distinguished of the British post-war composers; over 100 compositions are published, many of which were written to commission, and his work is frequently performed and broadcast both in Britain and in other countries. Among the many prizes for composition awarded to him since 1950 were the Busoni Prize (1956), The National Federation of Music Societies Prize for the best choral work of the year (1960), the City of Trieste First Prize for a new symphonic work (1965), The Bernard Sprengel Prize for chamber music (1966) and the Cobbett Medal for distinguished services to chamber music (1967). In 1970 he was awarded the Doctorate in Music by the University of Oxford, and in 1977 was made an Honorary Doctor of the University of St. Andrews for his work as a composer. He was made an Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Music in 1982.

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7. Kenneth Leighton Kenneth Leighton. (Contributed by Jo Leighton j.leighton(at)napier.ac.uk ) Born2 October 1929 (Great Britain) Died 1988. Links. Kenneth Leighton Home Page. http://www.classical-composers.org/cgi-bin/ccd.cgi?comp=leighton

8. Kenneth Leighton Kenneth Leighton was among the most distinguished of British postwarcomposers. Kenneth Leighton. (1929-1988) Composer and Reid http://www.lib.ed.ac.uk/about/bgallery/Gallery/records/nineteen2/leighton.html

Edinburgh University Library Online Gallery Homepage Search Kenneth Leighton Composer and Reid Professor of Music at the University of Edinburgh Kenneth Leighton was among the most distinguished of British post-war composers. An Honorary Doctor of the Universities of St Andrews and Oxford, he was lecturer in music at the University of Edinburgh from 1955 until 1968, and held the Reid Chair of Music from 1970 until his death. He published over 100 works, most of which were written on commission, and which are frequently performed, broadcast and recorded throughout the world. By birth a Yorkshireman, Leighton had a deep love of Scotland, especially of the landscape and Celtic tradition of the Western Isles. This influenced much of his music, notably his opera "St Columba" (Opus 77), which was first performed in Glasgow in June 1981. At Kenneth Leighton's request, the original manuscripts of his music, both composition sketches and completed scores, were presented to the Reid Music Library on his death in 1988 by Mrs Leighton. Friends of EUL Recent Donations

9. KENNETH LEIGHTON KENNETH LEIGHTON. Crucifixus pro Nobis. http://www.btinternet.com/~odam/Mary/kenneth_leighton.htm

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10. Miscellaneous Songs By Leighton Kenneth Leighton (1929). Songs. The Tyger. Back to the Lied and Song Texts Page. http://www.recmusic.org/lieder/l/leighton.html

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11. Composers: Leighton Kenneth Leighton As a pianist Kenneth Leighton was a frequent recitalistand broadcaster, both as soloist and in chamber music. http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/2820/leig.html

Kenneth Leighton A recent discovery of mine is the music of this man. I performed a piece of his, and my first thought was, "this sounds like music from the planet of the apes!" but I was to grow more fond of the piece as time past and now I wnat a recording of it.. but alas, he it's well known enough to have his music widely recorded. He died in 1989, after having taught at the University of Edinburgh for most of his life. R eid Professor of Music at the University of Edinburgh 1970-1988 W ith the death of Kenneth Leighton in 1988 the world lost a composer of great distinction. He was born in Wakefield on October 2 1929, was a chorister at Wakefield Cathedral and educated at the Queen Elizabeth Grammar School. In 1946, while still at school he gained the LRAM Piano Performer's diploma. I n 1947 he went up to The Queen's College, Oxford, on a Hastings Scholarship in Classics; in 1951 he graduated both BA in Classics, and BMus. (having studied with Bernard Rose). In the same year he won the Mendelssohn Scholarship and went to Rome to study with Petrassi.

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13. OUP LEIGHTON, Kenneth A Leighton Organ Album A leighton Organ Album. leighton, kenneth. Price £8.50 019-322292-2,Ordering. Individual customers order by phone, post, or fax http://www.oup.co.uk/isbn/0-19-322292-2

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Kenneth Leighton Nacido en Wakefield el 2 de octubre de , recibe las primeras lecciones en el Queen's College de Oxford , completando dichos estudios en Roma con Petrassi gracias a una beca. En obtiene diversos puestos como profesor en el Worcester College y en la Universidad de Edimburgo ( De los herederos del sistema dodecafónico de Arnold Schoenberg se suelen considerar dos grupos. Los dogmáticos, serialistas extremos, y los rómánticos. De estos últimos, los mejores exponentes son Alban Berg y Kenneth Leighton. Volver a la página anterior

15. Composers [Leighton, Kenneth] leighton, kenneth (b Wakefield, 2 October, 1929 d Edinburgh, 1988) leighton was a chorister at Wakefield Cathedral and educated at the Queen Elizabeth Grammar School. http://www.rmjs.co.uk/composer/cleighto.htm

Composers: Leighton, Kenneth (1929 - 1988) Leighton, Kenneth ( b Wakefield, 2 October, 1929 - d Edinburgh, 1988) Leighton was a chorister at Wakefield Cathedral and educated at the Queen Elizabeth Grammar School. In 1946, while still at school he gained the LRAM Piano Performer's diploma, and in 1947 he went up to The Queen's College, Oxford, on a Hastings Scholarship in Classics; in 1951 he graduated both BA in Classics, and B.Mus.. In the same year he won the Mendelssohn Scholarship and went to Rome to study with Petrassi. Leighton was Professor of Theory at the Royal Naval School of Music in 1952/3, and Gregory Fellow in Music at the University of Leeds from 1953 to 1955. In 1955, he was appointed Lecturer in Music at the University of Edinburgh, where he was made Senior Lecturer and then Reader. In 1968 he returned to Oxford as University Lecturer in Music and Fellow of Worcester College. In October 1970 he was appointed Reid Professor of Music at the University of Edinburgh, the post which he held until his death in 1988. search for in Classical Music All Produts Books Popular Music Video DVD Electronics Software Toys and Kids!

16. Kenneth Leighton's Full Worklist At ChesterNovello.com (19291988) Complete works. http://www.chesternovello.com/composer/933/worklist/print.html

Kenneth Leighton - Complete Works Orchestra Burlesque, Op. 19 (1957) - 8 mins. Orchestration: 2(pic)223/4330/timp.2perc/str Concerto for String Orchestra, Op. 39 (1961) - 17 mins. Orchestration: String Orchestra Dance Overture, Op. 60 (1971) - 9 mins. Orchestration: 3222/4331/timp.3perc/hp.pf.cel/str Dance Suite No 1 in D, Op. 53 (1968) - 15 mins. Orchestration: 3222/4331/timp.3perc/str Dance Suite No. 2, Op. 59 (1970) - 17 mins. Orchestration: 2222/3321/timp.3perc/pf/str Dance Suite No. 3 (Scottish Dances), Op. 89 (1983) - 15 mins. Orchestration: 3223/4331/timp.3perc/hp/str Festive Overture (1962) - 8 mins. Orchestration: 2121/2210/timp.perc/str Overture: Primavera Romana, Op. 15 (1951) - 5 mins. Orchestration: 3222/4330/timp.2perc/str Passacaglia, Chorale and Fugue, Op. 18 (1957) - 20 mins. Orchestration: 2(pic)223/4330/timp.2perc/str Symphony for Strings, Op. 3 (1949) - 25 mins. Orchestration: str Symphony No. 1, Op. 42 (1964) - 26 mins. Orchestration: 2(pic)2(ca)23/4331/timp.2perc/str Soloist(s) and Orchestra/Ensemble Cello Concerto, Op. 31

17. Kenneth Leighton He was among the most distinguished of British postwar composers. All of his original manuscripts are in the Reid Music Library. http://www.lib.ed.ac.uk/lib/about/bgallery/Gallery/records/nineteen2/leighton.ht

Edinburgh University Library Online Gallery Homepage Search Kenneth Leighton Composer and Reid Professor of Music at the University of Edinburgh Kenneth Leighton was among the most distinguished of British post-war composers. An Honorary Doctor of the Universities of St Andrews and Oxford, he was lecturer in music at the University of Edinburgh from 1955 until 1968, and held the Reid Chair of Music from 1970 until his death. He published over 100 works, most of which were written on commission, and which are frequently performed, broadcast and recorded throughout the world. By birth a Yorkshireman, Leighton had a deep love of Scotland, especially of the landscape and Celtic tradition of the Western Isles. This influenced much of his music, notably his opera "St Columba" (Opus 77), which was first performed in Glasgow in June 1981. At Kenneth Leighton's request, the original manuscripts of his music, both composition sketches and completed scores, were presented to the Reid Music Library on his death in 1988 by Mrs Leighton. Friends of EUL Recent Donations

18. Kenneth Leighton - Biography Biography, work list. http://www.schirmer.com/composers/leighton/index.html

Home Composers Kenneth Leighton updated 22 October 1998 For detailed and current information about the composer, please refer to the composer's web site at the University of Edinburgh.. Kenneth Leighton was born in Wakefield, Yorkshire on 2 October 1929. He was a chorister at Wakefield Cathedral. In 1946, while still at school, he gained the LRAM Piano Performer's Diploma. In 1947 he went up to Queen's College, Oxford on a Hastings Scholarship in Classics; in 1951 he graduated with both BA in Classics and BMus (having studied with Bernard Rose). In the same year he won the Mendelssohn Scholarship and went to Rome to study with Petrassi. Kenneth Leighton was Professor of Theory at the Royal Naval School of Music (1952-53) and Gregory Fellow in Music at the University of Leeds (1953-55). In 1955 he was appointed Lecturer in Music at the University of Edinburgh where he was made Senior Lecturer and then Reader; in 1968 he returned to Oxford as University Lecturer in Music and Fellow of Worcester College. In October 1970 he was appointed Reid Professor of Music at the University of Edinburgh, a post which he held until his death in 1988. Kenneth Leighton was one of the most distinguished of the British post-war composers; over 100 compositions are published, many of which were written to commission, and his work is frequently performed and broadcast both in Britain and in other countries. Among the many prizes for composition awarded to him since 1950 were the Busoni Prize (1956), The National Federation of Music Societies Prize for the best choral work of the year (1960), the City of Trieste First Prize for a new symphonic work (1965), The Bernard Sprengel Prize for chamber music (1966) and the Cobbett Medal for distinguished services to chamber music (1967). In 1970 he was awarded the Doctorate in Music by the University of Oxford, and in 1977 was made an Honorary Doctor of the University of St. Andrews for his work as a composer. He was made an Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Music in 1982.

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20. Kenneth Leighton (19291988) Biography, concerts, discography, reviews, work list. Home of kenneth leighton Trust. http://www.music.ed.ac.uk/composition/composers/leighton/

Stop Press Biography Concerts Critical Reviews ... Publishers Compositions Opus Numbers Operas Orchestral Music Concerti ... Chamber and Instrumental Music except solo keyboard Piano/Piano Duet/Two Pianos/Harpsichord Organ including works for organ duet, violin and organ, voice and organ Vocal and Choral with orchestra/ensemble Solo Voice and Piano Vocal and Choral with Organ Vocal and Choral Unaccompanied ... Incidental Music for theatre, radio and television For further information on any of the above please contact: Mrs J.A. Leighton, 38 McLaren Road, EDINBURGH, Scotland UK Tel: 0131 667 3113 Email: Jo Leighton [Home] [Up] [Search] ... [Navigate] Comments to webmasters@music.ed.ac.uk

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