Geoffrey Kimpton

Geoffrey Kimpton, born in Lincoln in 1927, was a prolific British composer whose works span a wide range of genres and styles. Studying under Alfred Nieman at the Guildhall School of Music and later at the Vienna Academy, Kimpton honed his craft to create a diverse portfolio of compositions. His works, such as "Faintheart in a Railway Station," "Songs of Winter and Spring," and "Concerto for Violin," showcase his versatility and depth as a composer. Beyond his musical career, Kimpton was also a dedicated educator, serving as a lecturer at Coleg Menai. His contributions to music and education left a lasting impact, making him a notable figure in the classical music scene.