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Raymond Leppard
Born in London, England conductor and harpsichordist Raymond Leppard studied
viola and harpsichord at the University of Cambridge between 1948 and 1952,
where he also developed an interest in choral conducting. He made his conducting
debut at Wigmore Hall in London in 1952 and at Covent Garden in 1959, conducting
Handel's 'Samson'. He quickly became known for his lively interpretations of
17th and 18th century music, and for his inventive harpsichord continuo playing.
He became a fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge and a lecturer in music in 1957
and remained there for the next ...
Jesu, Joy of Man's DesiringJosh Groban, Lili Haydn, Raymond Leppard, Kurt Masur and I Solisti Italiani
December
5:01
Orchestral Suite in B Minor, BWV 1067: BadinerieRaymond Leppard and English Chamber Orchestra
Vivaldi: Concerti per Flauto, archi e cembalo Op. 10
Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra, in E-flat Major Hob.VIIe: 1: III. Finale. AllegroRaymond Leppard, English Chamber Orchestra and Wynton Marsalis
The London Concert: Haydn - Hummel - Mozart - Fasch
Concerto in E-Flat Major for Trumpet and Orchestra: I. Allegro con spiritoWynton Marsalis, National Philharmonic Orchestra and Raymond Leppard
Trumpet Concertos
