David Lloyd-Jones

David Lloyd—Jones was a British conductor—celebrated for his expertise in British and French music. He co-founded Opera North in 1978, leading it for 12 years with over 50 productions. Lloyd-Jones' career included significant roles at the Royal Opera House, Sadlers Wells Opera (now ENO), and major European venues. Notable achievements encompass the first British performances and premieres, including the world premiere of Wilfred Josephs's Rebecca. Beyond the podium, his impactful editorial work on opera scores further enriched the musical landscape.

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