Music Webmaster Len Mullenger
born Parbold, Lancashire, England 27 June 1932
His parents were musical. After reading Modern History at New College, Oxford, he went to London in 1954, studying composition under Lloyd Webber, Iain Hamilton and Matyas Seiber. From 1958 to 1967 he gave evening classes at Morley College, and from 1962 to 1965 he taught harmony at the Royal Academy of Music. In 1966 he was appointed Cramb Research Fellow at Glasgow University. He has lectured at Liverpool University and, from 1976, at Churchill College, Cambridge. |
Compositions
1957(25) String Quartet in B flat
1958 (26) Variations for viola and piano
1959 (27) Logue Songs
Trio for flute, viola and piano
1962 (30) String Quartet No 1
1965 (33) Scenes from Comus, for soil and orchestra
Choruses
Capriccio for organ
1967 (35) Quintet for clarinet. horn, violin, cello and piano
The Horses, song cycle
1968 (36) The Rider Victory, song cycle
1969 (37) Cello Concerto
1970 (38) String Quartet No 2
1971 (39) Chamber Concerto
1972 (40) Violin Concerto
1973 (41) Song Cycle to Poems of Pablo Neruda
Two Choruses of Yeats, for chorus
Songs to Poems by Robert Graves, for voice and piano
1978 (46) String Quartet No 3
1982 (50) Symphony
1984 (52) Piano Trio
1985 (53) Paraphase on Bird of Paradise
1985 (53) A Christmas Poem (Dick Davis)
1987 (55) Laurie Lee Songs (orchestration of 1959 songs)
1987-89 (57) Horn Trio
1988-89 (57) Marina (words by TH Eliot)
1989 (57) Cantata (to words by D H Lawrence)
1990-91 (59) Piano Concerto
1992 (60) Funeral Music for brass quintet
1992-93 (61) String Quartet No. 4
1993 (61) Poem for violin and pianforte
1994 (62) The Kingdom of God (anthem)
1995-97 (65) Variations for Orchestra
1997 (65) Trio for Clarinet, Violincello & Piano
(Prepared by Reg Williamson Norwich Music Society)
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