David Bedford

Born: 4 August 1937, London (England)
Died:

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[details ←] Alleluia Timpanis Score Percussion,
[details ←] Come in Here Child, Sop/Pf
[details ←] Death of Baldur Vocal Score Vocal,
[details ←] Diversions, 5, 2 Flutes Flute,
[details ←] Dream of the 7 Lost Stars
[details ←] Easy Decision Sopr/Pf
[details ←] Eighteen Bricks...April 21,Gtr
[details ←] Exciting New Game, Perf Score
[details ←] Five, Study Score
[details ←] Horse His Name Was..Walkins
[details ←] It’s Easier, 8 Recorders Recorder,
[details ←] Jack of Shadows Score
[details ←] Klangstucke, 2 (Improv.)
[details ←] Music for Albion Moonlight
[details ←] Pentonimo, Study Score
[details ←] Piano Piece 1 Piano,
[details ←] Piano Piece 2 Piano,
[details ←] Poems, 2, A Capp

Music

Music Star Clusters, Nebulae and places in Devon
Stories from the Dreamtime
Songs of the White Horse
Orchestrated the orchestral version of Tubular Bells for Mike Oldfield
Orchestrated Oldfield’s Killing Field

Biography

David Bedford is the brother of Stuart Bedford (the conductor), and grandson of Herbert Bedford (the painter and author) and Liza Lehman (the composer). His mother was Lesley Duff, who was a member of the English Opera Group just after World War II.

He studied music at The Royal Academy in London, England, and in Venice, Italy.

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Bedford: Two Poems / Cardew: The Great Learning

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Britten: Folk Song Arrangements, Vol. 2

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Britten: Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings; Nocturne; Phaedra

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