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Marsh-Edwards, Michael Richard was born on April 7, 1928 in Westgate-on-Sea, Kent, England. Arrived in Thailand, 1991.
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Michael Richard Marsh-Edwards
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Michael Richard Marsh-Edwards, British Conductor, composer. Recipient Nobel medal, 1991, American Biographical Institute gold medal, 1992. Member British Music Society (life member, former vice-chairman), Havergal Brian Society (life member, former vice-chairman), Composers Guild Great Britain, Performing Right Society, Luton Museum Club (vice president, former chairman).
Education
License and Associate diplomas, London University, 1949. Doctor of Music (honorary), Doctor of Philosophy (honorary), London University, 1988.
Career
Conductor, Luton (England) Bach Orchestra, 1949-1963; conductor, Luton Symphony Orchestra, 1952-1963; current vice president, Luton Symphony Orchestra director music, Luton Industrial Mission and Luton Community Center, 1957-1963; conductor, Halton Orpheus Choir, 1973-1975; consultant, Bangkok Symphony Orchestra freelance lecturer, conductor. Guest conductor Bangkok, Singapore, Jakarta, Asian Composers' Festival.
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Membership
Member British Music Society (life member, former vice-chairman), Havergal Brian Society (life member, former vice-chairman), Composers Guild Great Britain, Performing Right Society, Luton Museum Club (vice president, former chairman).
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Married Stella K. Parrott, April 9, 1952. 1 child; married Ann Wardleworth November 11, 1971. Married Srinuan Suwan, January 9, 1981.
2 children.
Education
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1949
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1988