Keys, Ivor (Christopher Banfield)
Keys, Ivor (Christopher Banfield) (b Littlehampton, 1919; d Birmingham, 1995). Eng. teacher, composer, and organist. Ass. org. Ch. Ch., Oxford, 1938–40, 1946–7. Dir. of mus., Queen's Coll., Belfast, prof. 1951. Prof. of mus. Nottingham Univ. 1954–68, Birmingham Univ. 1968–86. Comps. incl. cl. conc., vc. sonata, choral works. Frequent broadcaster. Author of books on Brahms and Mozart. CBE 1976.
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