Benjamin Nicholas is a renowned conductor and Director of Music at Merton College, Oxford. He has made significant contributions to the musical world, particularly through his work with the Merton College Choir and other notable ensembles. Nicholas has conducted a wide range of large-scale choral works, including Beethoven's Missa Solemnis and Elgar's The Dream of Gerontius. He has also premiered works by prominent composers such as Birtwistle and MacMillan. His recent projects include recordings with Delphian Records, where he has explored both traditional and contemporary choral music, often drawing parallels between different styles and periods.
Nicholas's leadership at Merton College has been marked by innovative initiatives, such as the founding of the annual Passiontide Festival and the creation of the College's new Girls' Choir. He has also been involved in international performances, including concerts in the USA, Sweden, and France. His work has been featured on BBC Radio and TV, showcasing his versatility as a conductor and organist. Additionally, Nicholas has collaborated with the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra and other esteemed groups, further solidifying his reputation in the classical music scene.
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