Malcolm Singer is well-known as a composer, conductor and educationalist. He was Director of Music at The Yehudi Menuhin School for 19 years (1998 – 2017), and was Musical Director of the Zemel Choir for 10 years (1983 -1993). He teaches Composition at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and is Course Director for the Composers’ Workshop at the Sherborne Summer School of Music. Malcolm is regularly in demand as a consultant and visiting teacher at foreign institutions. Many early works were awarded competition prizes. In 2012 he was awarded the Cobbett medal from the Worshipful Company of Musicians for services to Chamber Music. Commissions include Making Music for the BBC Symphony Orchestra, Kaddish for the BBC Singers, Franco’s Gone for the Park Lane Group, Dragons and Perfect Pitch (with poet Nick Toczek) for Surrey County Arts, The Margrave’s Dreamand Shipley Psalms  for the Shipley Festival, and most recently London Landscapes for the Dayton Performing Arts Alliance, Ohio among many others. Malcolm Singer read music at Magdalene College, Cambridge before studying in Europe with Nadia Boulanger, György Ligeti and Franco Donatoni. He was later awarded a Harkness Fellowship, spending two years studying Computer Music at Stanford University, California. Many of Malcolm’s works are now published by Composers Edition.