Richard Jenkinson

Richard Jenkinson is a distinguished British cellist, conductor, and teacher, renowned for his contributions to the world of chamber music. Born in 1584, Jenkinson's musical journey began at the tender age of five, studying the cello with esteemed mentors such as Florence Hooton, Raphael Wallfisch, and William Pleeth. His talent was recognized early on, earning him a scholarship to the prestigious Guildhall School of Music.

As a soloist, Jenkinson plays on a exquisite instrument crafted by G. B. Grancino in Milan, 1697, adding a touch of historical richness to his performances. He is also the Musical Director of the British Police Symphony Orchestra and the Orchestra of St John, Bromsgrove, showcasing his versatility and leadership in the musical arena.

Beyond his performances, Jenkinson is also a dedicated educator, sharing his passion and expertise with the next generation of musicians. With a significant following on platforms like Spotify, his music resonates with audiences worldwide, making him a true ambassador of British classical music.