Ronald Stevenson (born 6 March 1928, Blackburn, Lancashire, England – died 28 March 2015, West Linton, Scotland) was a British composer, pianist, and writer about music. Father of clàrsach player Savourna Stevenson and grandfather of violinist/fiddler Anna-Wendy Stevenson.
Ronald Stevenson was born in 1928 in Blackburn, Lancashire, of Scots descent. He now lives in Scotland. He has appeared internationally as a concert pianist in an enormous range of music. He is especially associated with the music of Grainger and of Busoni, on whom he is a leading authority. As composer he has received a number of important commissions, and has written two piano concertos, a violin Concerto, and numerous other works. He gave the first performance and first broadcast of Center's Piano Sonata. [Ronald Center – Dona Nobis Pacem - Piano Sonata - Three Nativity Carols, Altarus Records – AIR-2-9100].
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Some of Ronald Stevenson's most popular tracks include Passacaglia on DSCH: Pars Prima: Waltz in rondo-form, L’art nouveau du chant appliqué, Vol. 3: No. 3, Beautiful Dreamer (After Foster), Pars Prima: Waltz in rondo-form, Fantasy on Peter Grimes, Passacaglia on DSCH: Pars Prima: Sonata allegro. Listen to these songs and discover more from their extensive catalog.
Ronald Stevenson (born 6 March 1928, Blackburn, Lancashire, England – died 28 March 2015, West Linton, Scotland) was a British composer, pianist, and writer about music. Father of clàrsach player Savo... Read the full biography on this page.
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