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where he served as Director of Choral Activities, professor, and artist in residence. After Kansas, he became Director of Choral Activities at the
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He divides his time between southwest England and southwest France where he lives with Hilary, his wife, a professional pianist. Their daughter
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He is also the (uncredited) singer in the end credits of the first series of the 1983 BBC sitcom
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in 2009 and now regularly conducts concerts, workshops and masterclasses around the world.
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player. He was a founding member and member for 25 years of the
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From 1968 to 1993, Carrington was a member and co-director of
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Choral Scholars of the Choir of King's College, Cambridge
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Norfolk Chamber Music Summer Festival of Yale University
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which he directed for six years. He was appointed a
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Sarteano Chamber Choir Festival and Choral Workshop
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double bass
Grammy Award
the King's Singers
cello
Rebecca Carrington
Wiltshire
Christ Church Cathedral School
Oxford
exhibition
the King's School, Canterbury
King's College, Cambridge
choral scholar
King's Singers
New College, Oxford
the King's Singers
BBC Philharmonic
The Black Adder
United States
University of Kansas
New England Conservatory
Boston
Yale School of Music
Yale Schola Cantorum
professor emeritus
Yale University
Rebecca
"Simon Carrington CV"
"Simon Carrington"
"Curriculum Vitae"

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