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Benjamin Britten (1913–1976)
Benjamin Britten was born on November 22, 1913 in Lowestoft, Suffolk, England as Edward Benjamin Britten. He is known for his work on Moonrise Kingdom (2012), The Machine (2013) and Mr. Nobody (2009). He died on December 4, 1976 in Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
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Born:in Lowestoft, Suffolk, England, UKDied:(age 63) in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England, UK |
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Music department (110 credits)
2020
Owen Wingrave
(TV Mini-Series) (music - 2 episodes)
- Act 2
(2020)
... (music)
- Act 1
(2020)
... (music)
2012
A Jubilee Tribute to the Queen by the Prince of Wales
(TV Movie documentary) (National Anthem arranged by)
2008
Great Performances at the Met
(TV Series) (music by - 1 episode)
- Britten: Peter Grimes
(2008)
... (music by - as Britten)
1998
Live from Lincoln Center
(TV Series) (music by - 1 episode)
- New York City Opera: Paul Bunyan
(1998)
... (music by)
1977-1978
The Lively Arts
(TV Series documentary) (music by - 2 episodes)
- In Performance: A Midsummer Night's Dream
(1978)
... (music by)
- Edinburgh International Festival 1977
(1977)
... (music by)
Music on 2
(TV Series) (conductor - 2 episodes, 1965 - 1970) (music by - 1 episode, 1971) (music arranger - 1 episode, 1965)
- Noye's Fludde
(1971)
... (music by)
- Idomeneo
(1970)
... (conductor)
- Dido and Aeneas
(1965)
... (conductor) / (music arranger)
1967
The Bell Telephone Hour
(TV Series) (conductor - 1 episode)
- Benjamin Britten and His Aldeburgh Festival
(1967)
... (conductor)
1950
For the Children
(TV Series) (music by - 1 episode)
- Let's Make an Opera!
(1950)
... (music by)
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Soundtrack (57 credits)
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Composer (33 credits)
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He was a composer for the revue, "Left Theatre Revue," at the Collins' Music Hall in London, England with Donald Bissett, John Rae, Prudence Blaikie, Alfred Atkins, Peter Moseley, Eve Lynett, Kenneth Evans, Barbara Nixon, and Duncan Guthrie in the cast. Margaret Yade and Barbara Nixon were directors. See more »Alternate Names:
Baron Benjamin Britten of Aldeburgh | Lord Benjamin Britten of Aldeburgh | Britten
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