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 Peter Stallworthy
Peter Stallworthy studied piano from the age of 7 and some six
years later was a prize-winner in the National Chopin Competition in London. He
studied music at Kings
College, London, and subsequently piano with Ryszard Bakst at the
Royal Manchester College of Music (now the
Royal
Northern College of Music), where he was awarded
the Ricordi prize for conducting.
Founder conductor of the Manchester Sinfonia, Peter participated in a number
of conducting seminars with George Hurst and Maurice Handford, whom he succeeded
as Principal Conductor of the
Wilmslow
Symphony Orchestra, before moving to London.
Since returning to the North West, Peter has become increasingly involved
with choirs and orchestras across the region and in September 1999 was appointed
Conductor of The Barnby Choir. He is Principal Conductor of the North
Staffordshire Symphony Orchestra and a regular guest conductor with the Wilmslow
Symphony Orchestra. He is also Conductor of the Cheshire Sinfonia and the
chamber choir Chorale, which he established in 2005 and 2006.
1993 - 1999,
Andrew Dean
1990 - 1993, Ann Greensmith
1976 - 1990, David Greensmith
1976 - 1976, Paul Bryan
1945 - 1976,
Bertie Barnby
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