Bob Chilcott — Collaboration/Respect - 7/8
- 5 years ago
As a composer who loves words, Mr. Chilcott reflects on why and when he embraces the act of collaborating where trust essential. A reference to England’s Prince Harry opens up a wider conversation about what music requires of amateurs and professionals alike.
[Bob Chilcott’s musical gifts were recognizable when he was 3 years old. He soon became one of the singular King’s College Cambridge boy choristers. For years, he was one of the esteemed King Singers, then went out on his own. Now Principle Guest Conductor of the BBC Singers, Mr. Chilcott also is justly famous for his glorious gifts as a composer and arranger.]
[Bob Chilcott’s musical gifts were recognizable when he was 3 years old. He soon became one of the singular King’s College Cambridge boy choristers. For years, he was one of the esteemed King Singers, then went out on his own. Now Principle Guest Conductor of the BBC Singers, Mr. Chilcott also is justly famous for his glorious gifts as a composer and arranger.]