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'''Richard Langham Smith''' (born 10 September 1947, [[Barnes, London|Barnes]], [[London]]) is an English [[musicologist]] who has written on [[Debussy]] and contemporary [[French classical music|French music]] in general. For his contribution to the latter he was admitted to rank of Chevalier of the [[Ordre des Arts et des Lettres]]. |
'''Richard Langham Smith''' (born 10 September 1947, [[Barnes, London|Barnes]], [[London]]) is an English [[musicologist]] who has written on [[Debussy]] and contemporary [[French classical music|French music]] in general. For his contribution to the latter he was admitted to rank of Chevalier of the [[Ordre des Arts et des Lettres]]. He abuses his students |
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Educated in music at [[University of York]], Richard Langham Smith then pursued further study with [[Wilfrid Mellers]] and Debussy scholar [[Edward Lockspeiser]] as well as studying harpsichord and Baroque performance practice at the [[Amsterdam Conservatory]]. A university teaching career began at [[University of Lancaster]], then [[City University, London|City University]], the [[University of Exeter]], and finally the [[Open University]] where he was the Arnold Kettle Distinguished Scholar in Music. From September 2008 until July 2010 Richard was Head of the Graduate School at the [[Royal College of Music]], London. In 2011 the RCM appointed him Research Professor in Music and in March 2016 Smith was awarded an FRCM. |
Educated in music at [[University of York]], Richard Langham Smith then pursued further study with [[Wilfrid Mellers]] and Debussy scholar [[Edward Lockspeiser]] as well as studying harpsichord and Baroque performance practice at the [[Amsterdam Conservatory]]. A university teaching career began at [[University of Lancaster]], then [[City University, London|City University]], the [[University of Exeter]], and finally the [[Open University]] where he was the Arnold Kettle Distinguished Scholar in Music. From September 2008 until July 2010 Richard was Head of the Graduate School at the [[Royal College of Music]], London. In 2011 the RCM appointed him Research Professor in Music and in March 2016 Smith was awarded an FRCM. |
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Richard Langham Smith (born 10 September 1947, Barnes, London) is an English musicologist who has written on Debussy and contemporary French music in general. For his contribution to the latter he was admitted to rank of Chevalier of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. He abuses his students
Educated in music at University of York, Richard Langham Smith then pursued further study with Wilfrid Mellers and Debussy scholar Edward Lockspeiser as well as studying harpsichord and Baroque performance practice at the Amsterdam Conservatory. A university teaching career began at University of Lancaster, then City University, the University of Exeter, and finally the Open University where he was the Arnold Kettle Distinguished Scholar in Music. From September 2008 until July 2010 Richard was Head of the Graduate School at the Royal College of Music, London. In 2011 the RCM appointed him Research Professor in Music and in March 2016 Smith was awarded an FRCM.
References
- ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20110605104550/http://www.open.ac.uk/Arts/music/rlangham-smith.htm. Archived from the original on June 5, 2011. Retrieved March 19, 2010.
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