Judith Bingham Recordings

Judith Bingham entered the Royal Academy of Music in 1970 to study
composition and singing, winning the Principal’s Prize in 1971. After graduating,
she continued her studies with Hans Keller and composed her first commission
for the Finchley Children’s Music Group. Named as BBC Young Composer of
the Year in 1977, a plethora of awards, appointments and performances soon
followed: Salt in the Blood, premiered at the Proms in 1995; the Barlow Prize
for A Capella (2004); British Composers Awards for Christmas Truce (2004),
Missa Brevis (2004), My Heart Strangely Warm’d (2006) and Fantasia (2008);
Fellow of the Royal Northern College of Music (2005); Fellow of the Royal
School of Church Music (2007); an oboe concerto The Angel of Mons (2014).
Judith’s contribution to music was recognised with an Order of the British
Empire in 2020.