16 April 2010
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Posted by: King's College
King's student Matthew Sandy has won first prize in the
Sir Anthony Lewis Memorial Prize Competition. Matthew (pictured, left, with Ben-San Lau) is a second year
music student and choral scholar, and he won the prize for his singing.
Junior organ scholar Ben-San Lau, who was playing for Matthew, won the
accompanist's prize.
The Sir Anthony Lewis Memorial Prize Competition is a music
competition held every two years. This year it was held on 8 April in
the David Josefowitz Recital Hall at the Royal Academy of Music,
London. The judges were Catherine Bott, Professor Peter Holman, Dr H.
Diack Johnstone, and Professor John Morehen.
For more information about King's College Choir, please see the Choir pages.
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King's student Matthew Sandy has won first prize in the
Sir Anthony Lewis Memorial Prize Competition. Matthew (pictured, left, with Ben-San Lau) is a second year
music student and choral scholar, and he won the prize for his singing.
Junior organ scholar Ben-San Lau, who was playing for Matthew, won the
accompanist's prize.