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Vincent Lindsey-Clark
studied at the Royal College of Music and was the winner of the Lanchester International
Guitar Competition at the age of 16. He gave his London debut at the Wigmore Hall
and has since performed there and at other major London venues, including the
Purcell Room and the Barbican Hall. He is a frequent visitor to the Edinburgh
Festival and has broadcast on BBC Radios Two, Three and Four, Classic FM and on
Radio Cornwall as well as appearing on TV. As a composer, Vincents works are regularly
performed on radio and TV and used in films. He has written music for students
which is used extensively by examination boards and teachers all over the world.
Vincent teaches guitar at the Centre for Young Musicians in London and at Eton
College. You can purchase a range of Vincents delightful compositions for beginners to advanced players on the site: www.scorchmusic.com
