Arnold, John Phillip 21.oct.1944-6.may.1993 England, London Hampstead - London Fulham
cellist, conductor, Licentiate Royal Academy of Music (LRAM) London, 1966-1988 teacher cello at the Royal Academy of Music, 1968 debuted at the Royal Ballet, freelance conductor with the Royal Ballet, BBC orchestras (Welsh, Scottish, Northern Ireland, Studio Strings), City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO) and orchestras in France, Italy, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Netherlands, Switzerland, America, Norway and the London Mozart Players, 1973 second prize International Conductors Competition in Besancon France, 1976-1993 residing at 10 Hocroft Avenue in London Hampstead, 1978 first prize International Conductors Competition in Lugano Switzerland, 1982-1987 conductor of Sinfonia Medica, 1986 compiler of the 'By Command' concert program on Queen Victoria, member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM), he died aged 48 from lymphoma at Charing Cross Hospital in Fulham ; 1966 he married Gillian Rose