LONDON 〓 Joshua Bell extends contract with Academy of St Martin in the Fields

2019/11/15

US violinist Joshua Bell extended contract with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields. The term of office extends to 2023. Bell has been a music director since 2011. The Academy of St Martin in the Fields was established in 1959 in London by Neville Marriner, a British conductor. They began working as a string ensemble without conductors, placing 17th to 18th century music at the center of their repertoire, but gradually expanding their organization and repertoire.

Photo:Academy of St Martin in the Fields

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