Richard Causton

Richard Causton is a distinguished British composer, born in 1971, whose works are celebrated for their depth and innovation. Known for his contributions to acoustic composition, Causton's pieces are frequently performed by esteemed ensembles such as the BBC Symphony Orchestra. His compositions span a variety of genres and forms, from the intimate "Night Piece" for solo piano to the expansive "La terra impareggiabile," a profound work for baritone and piano based on the text of Salvatore Quasimodo. Causton's music is not only heard in concert halls but also resonates in academic circles, as he serves as a Professor of Composition at the University of Cambridge. His creative output is complemented by his lectures on the Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin, reflecting his multifaceted interests and contributions to both musical and philosophical discourse. Causton's work continues to inspire and captivate audiences with its rich emotional landscape and technical mastery.