Composers and arrangers - links to biographies, photos

Almond, Mark J Cooper, Philip Gough, Christopher Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Smith, Andrew J
Ashworth, Bob Dvorak, Antonin Granados, Enrique Peet, Nicky Stanford, C V
Bach, Johann Sebastian Fauré, Gabriel Greig, Murray Procter-Gregg, Humphrey Stuart, Mary
Barrett, Tim Foley, Dean Handel, Georg Frederick Punto, Giovanni Verdi, Guiseppe
Bruckner, Anton Fox, Adrienne Houlding, Christopher Randall, Anthony Wagner, Richard
Butterworth, Arthur Furse, Edward Kennedy, Philip Rossini, Gioacchino Wild, Stephen
Clements, Dominy Gabrieli, Giovanni Maffon, Frantisek Richards, Peter Wyly, Liz
Cleaver, Michael Garland, Chris Mendelssohn, Felix Scarfe, Douglas Yates, Lawrence
         

Fox, Adrienne (1941- )

Born in Consett, County Durham, Adrienne studied pianoforte and singing at Royal Academy of Music in London, graduating in 1962. She also achieved a BMus from London University in 1976. She worked as a lecturer of Music and Drama in Durham for 6 years and then as a lecturer in Music Education in the Faculty of Education in Durham University. In 1978 she moved to become Head of Music at Skipton Girls’ High School. She retired due to ill health in 1994. 

Her other activities have included a one-woman cabaret show (voice and piano), music critic and journalist, free-lance jazz pianist and singer, accompanist. At age 60 she took up learning to play the horn and now plays in three amateur orchestras in the North of England. Composing and arranging for friends is her happiest occupation in retirement. In 2004 she won a competition in Gerona for one of her compositions.

Adrienne Fox

Compositions in catalogue

Catalogue no.

Price £

      

Composer/arranger
 
       

Horn Club series
       

Four horns
       
Four Folk Songs
0104002
12.00
   Review   Trad. arr Adrienne Fox
Three Dodgy Dances
0104006
12.00
       Adrienne Fox
 
       

Eight horns
       
Three threes for 8
0108001
15.00
       Adrienne Fox