Owain Park

Owain Park is a British composer, conductor, singer, and organist whose musical expertise has established him as a prominent figure in the classical music scene. Born in Bristol, Park's journey in music began at a young age, leading him to notable achievements including becoming an Organ Scholar at Trinity College, Cambridge. Park's compositional oeuvre spans a broad spectrum of works, including choral, solo vocal, instrumental, and orchestral pieces. One of his celebrated works, "When Love Speaks: Choral Music by Owain Park," showcases his deep understanding of vocal harmony and texture, further solidifying his reputation as a composer with a distinct voice in contemporary choral music.

As a conductor, Owain Park is perhaps best known for his work with The Gesualdo Six, an acclaimed male vocal consort he founded in 2014. The group has gained international recognition for its performances and recordings that often explore a fusion of ancient and modern choral music. This versatility is also reflected in Park's range of recordings, such as "Morning Star: Music for Epiphany Down the Ages," which presents a thematic collection of music related to the Epiphany, and "Lux aeterna: A Sequence for the Souls of the Departed," a profound meditation on themes of light and eternal rest. His proficiency as a conductor is also noted in "Byrd: Mass for Five Voices; Ave verum corpus; Lamentations & Other Works," where Park's interpretive skill brings fresh insight into Renaissance works. Through both his compositions and interpretations, Owain Park continues to contribute significantly to the field of choral music, earning admiration for his artistic depth and creative vision.

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