Alfred Joseph Clements

Career

These concerts are still running every Sunday today. When Clements died on 6 January 1938, he was living at 8 Finchley Way, Finchley London. Probate of his will was to his widow, Dora Mary Clements, and his effects totalled £995 10s.

He is commemorated by a gold inlaid relief plaque at Conway Hall, London.

A prize was established in his name.

Achievements

• In 1947, this prize was won by Peter Racine Fricker for his Wind Quintet, which was first performed at Conway Hall on 27 February 1947 by the Brain Wind Ensemble, joined by George Malcolm, and first broadcast in 1949.