Trevor Pinnock

Trevor Pinnock, a distinguished British harpsichordist and conductor, is celebrated for his pioneering role in the modern revival of early music performance. Born Trevor David Pinnock, he has garnered international acclaim for his mastery of the harpsichord and his insightful conducting. Pinnock is renowned for founding The English Concert, one of Europe's most enduring period instrumental and vocal ensembles, which he led for many years. His influential solo recordings, particularly of Bach's works, have left an indelible mark on the classical music landscape. In addition to his performing career, Pinnock has taken on significant conducting roles, including serving as the Principal Conductor of the Kioi Hall Chamber Orchestra Tokyo. His contributions to the classical genre continue to inspire and educate both musicians and enthusiasts alike.