Key LSO player retires
NewsThe veteran cor anglais player Christine Pendrill has retired from the London Symphony Orchestra after 37 years.
She was the first woman to be elected to the orchestra’s board.
The veteran cor anglais player Christine Pendrill has retired from the London Symphony Orchestra after 37 years.
She was the first woman to be elected to the orchestra’s board.
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A wonderful woman – incredibly supportive of her students and a brilliant team player. Superb musicianship to boot. End of an era. All the best to Christine!
Congratulations on an exceptionally storied career! I shall continue to treasure forever listening to her marvelous recording of Sir Arnold Bax’s ‘In Memoriam’, among many others.
Will never forget her amazing cor anglais solo during Shostakovich’s Eighth!
What an amazing player!!!!!