Robin Holloway

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Robin Holloway is a British composer and academic known for his richly textured, often tonally inflected modernist works and his long association with the University of Cambridge.

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Robin Holloway canonical 3

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instanceOf composer
human
musicologist
associatedWith British contemporary classical music
University of Cambridge musical life
compositionalStyle richly textured
tonally inflected modernism
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
educatedAt King's College, Cambridge
employer University of Cambridge
familyName Holloway
fieldOfWork classical music
music analysis
music composition
genre chamber music
opera
orchestral music
vocal music
givenName Robin
hasActivity supervising graduate students in music
teaching composition
writing music criticism
influencedBy Benjamin Britten
Gustav Mahler
Richard Strauss
Robert Schumann
languageOfWork English
memberOf Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge
movement modernism in music
name Robin Holloway
nationality British
notableFor integration of tonal and modernist techniques
long association with the University of Cambridge
richly textured orchestration
notableWork Clarissa (opera)
Gilded Goldbergs
Scenes from Schumann
Seascape and Harvest
linked to: Seascape

Second Concerto for Orchestra
Violin Concerto
occupation composer
music critic
university teacher
positionHeld Lecturer in Music at the University of Cambridge
Professor of Musical Composition at the University of Cambridge
Reader in Musical Composition at the University of Cambridge
workLocation Cambridge
writesAbout 19th-century music
20th-century music

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Thomas Adès studiedUnder Robin Holloway
Judith Weir studiedUnder Robin Holloway
Robin Holloway name Robin Holloway