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British music critic and BBC administrator (1908–2000)
Sir William Frederick Glock, CBE (3 May 1908 – 28 June 2000) was a British music critic and musical administrator who was instrumental in introducing
William_Glock
British orchestra based in London
result of initiatives begun in the 1960s by the BBC controller of music William Glock, performing standards rose appreciably. Under Andrew Davis in the 1990s
BBC_Symphony_Orchestra
American composer of pedagogical piano music
original on July 6, 2019. Retrieved October 28, 2019. Henry Doskey 'William Glock; Teacher and Friend,' in The American Music Teacher, Vol 43, No 5 (April
William_Gillock
Permission granted in 1971 by Pope Paul VI
Delargy Robert Exeter Miles Fitzalan-Howard Constantine FitzGibbon William Glock Magdalen Goffin Robert Graves Graham Greene Ian Greenlees Joseph Grimond
Agatha_Christie_indult
American rapper (born 1997)
Markeyvius LaShun Cathey (born August 3, 1997), known professionally as Key Glock, is an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer. The cousin of late
Key_Glock
Topics referred to by the same term
Look up Glock in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Glock is a line of pistols manufactured by Glock Ges.m.b.H. Glock may also refer to: Glock Ges.m.b.H
Glock_(disambiguation)
Austrian pianist, repetiteur, conductor and composer, later active in Britain
Crossley-Holland and Lionel Salter. He also worked at the BBC with Leo Black, William Glock and Hans Keller. In 1952 he was appointed conductor of the BBC Midland
Leo_Wurmser
Annual classical music concerts in London
such staff as Edward Clark and Kenneth Wright. During the tenure of William Glock as Controller of the Proms, from 1960 to 1973, the Proms repertory expanded
BBC_Proms
Welsh poet and writer (1914–1953)
writers. The composers Lennox Berkeley and Arnold Cooke, the music critic William Glock and writer Antonia White, joined them." See Thomas's letters from Majoda
Dylan_Thomas
Symphony by Malcolm Arnold
Vivace ma non troppo Andantino Con fuoco The work was commissioned by William Glock for the BBC. The composer conducted the first performance with the BBC
Symphony_No._4_(Arnold)
French composer and conductor (1925–2016)
and Vocal Music". In Glock (1986), pp. 127–229. Heyworth, Peter. "The First Fifty Years". In Glock (1986), pp. 3–40. Glock, William (1991). Notes in Advance
Pierre_Boulez
Newman, 1919. Percy Scholes, 1920–1925. A. H. Fox Strangways, 1925–1939. William Glock, music critic from 1934, chief music critic, 1939–45 (but also served
List_of_chief_music_critics
1983 kidnapping and murder of a teacher in Florida
teacher of a local high school, was kidnapped by two men, Robert Dewey Glock (May 22, 1961 – January 11, 2001) and Carl Puiatti (born October 3, 1962)
Murder_of_Sharilyn_Ritchie
O'Hagan, Peter (1986). "Pierre Boulez in London: the William Glock Years". In Glock, William (ed.). Pierre Boulez: A Symposium. New London: Eulenberg
Livre_pour_cordes
English pianist, broadcaster and musical administrator
(later BBC Radio 3). His colleagues at the BBC included Leo Black, William Glock, Peter Crossley-Holland, Hans Keller and Leo Wurmser. By 1956 he was
Lionel_Salter
English music critic
years. In 1985 Mann was director of the Bath Festival in succession to William Glock. Mann died in Bath at the age of 65. Hermann Scherchen: The Nature of
William_Mann_(critic)
Scottish classical music presenter and journalist (born 1976)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Tom_Service
English composer (1906–1983)
Zoo in 1956. The BBC began playing her music again when her friend William Glock became Director of Music. Lutyens is remembered for her intolerance
Elisabeth_Lutyens
Pistol
being a Glock clone, the gun has been criticized for its potential to function with a Glock switch. In November 2025, following the decision of Glock to discontinue
Ruger_RXM
Mass shooting in Michigan, U.S.
Michigan, United States. The shooter, 42-year-old Michael William Nash, fired 36 rounds from a Glock 43 semi automatic handgun at random before fleeing the
2024_Rochester_Hills_shooting
Group of works by Pierre Boulez
1986. "The Early Works". In Pierre Boulez: A Symposium, edited by William Glock, 41–84. London: Eulenburg Books. Boulez, Pierre. 1968. Notes of an Apprenticeship
Piano_sonatas_(Boulez)
English arts administrator (1926–2019)
became Controller of Music at the BBC from 1972 for 13 years, succeeding William Glock (and during most of that time also in charge of the BBC Proms). He was
Robert_Ponsonby
American music critic (born 1968)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Alex_Ross_(music_critic)
American convicted murderer (1980–2025)
2025) was an American convicted murderer who shot and killed 31-year-old William Toney, a police officer from Beech Grove, Indiana, on September 29, 2000
Benjamin_Ritchie
1945 opera by Benjamin Britten
"Concerts", The Times, 27 October 1945, p. 8 Glock, William. "Music", The Observer, 10 June 1945, p. 2 McNaught, William. "Peter Grimes", The Manchester Guardian
Peter_Grimes
Summer school and music festival in England
established at Bryanston School in 1948 (largely through the work of William Glock), the summer school moved to Dartington in 1953. It was pitched at people
Dartington International Summer School
Dartington_International_Summer_School
Oratorio composed by Michael Tippett
philosophy. William Glock in The Observer was laudatory: "The most moving and important work by an English composer for many years". Glock found that the
A_Child_of_Our_Time
American pianist (1880–1948)
after her death decades later. Her most famous pupil was concert pianist William Kapell, who was killed in a 1953 plane crash at age 31. She herself said
Olga_Samaroff
Austrian music critic (1825–1904)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Eduard_Hanslick
English writer, broadcaster and critic (1947–2023)
Scrapbook of Historic Royal Events from Queen Victoria to Baby Prince William (1983) Anthony Holden's Royal Quiz (1983) Of presidents, Prime Ministers
Anthony_Holden
actor (born 1917) 27 June – David Neal, actor (born 1932) 28 June – William Glock, music critic (born 1908) 29 June John Abineri, actor (born 1928) John
2000_in_the_United_Kingdom
British composer, pianist, conductor, teacher and political activist (1900–1995)
Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony, and Khatchaturian's Piano Concerto. William Glock in The Observer was disdainful, dismissing the Khatachurian concerto
Alan_Bush
British politician. John Terence Coppock, 79, British geographer. William Glock, 92, British arts administrator and music critic. Dick James, 66, American
Deaths_in_June_2000
English musicologist (1914–1984)
in the 1960s. His contemporaries at the BBC included Deryck Cooke, William Glock, Hans Keller, Humphrey Searle, Robert Simpson and Leo Black. Simpson's
Basil_Lam
Austrian-British musician and writer (1919–1985)
positions and was a regular contributor to The Listener magazine. When William Glock was appointed controller of music at the BBC in 1959 one of his first
Hans_Keller
Davies was composed between 1973 and 1976, and is dedicated to Sir William Glock, "as a mark of friendship and of appreciation of his work for contemporary
Symphony_No._1_(Davies)
British musicologist (1859–1948)
remained until 1939, when he retired aged eighty and was succeeded by William Glock. When Colles edited the third edition of Grove's Dictionary (1927),
A._H._Fox_Strangways
British conductor (born 1933)
Gruppen, given in Glasgow in 1960. In 1966, at the invitation of Sir William Glock, Carewe became principal conductor of the BBC Welsh Orchestra, and held
John_Carewe
American music critic and author (1915–2003)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Harold_C._Schonberg
Oliver Knussen conducting the London Sinfonietta. It was dedicated to William Glock and was later published by Universal Edition. This composition is in
Dérive_1
Villages and civil parish in Oxfordshire, England
Sir William Glock, Director of Music at the BBC and head of the Proms concerts, also lived in the village and died there in 2000. William Ralph Inge
Brightwell-cum-Sotwell
English conductor (1927–2013)
attempted, unsuccessfully, to modernise it. The BBC's Controller of Music, William Glock, was a long-standing admirer of Davis, and encouraged him to put on
Colin_Davis
American musicologist and cultural critic (born 1952)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Edward_Rothstein
Submachine gun
engineer Renaud Kerbrat. The KRISS Vector is designed to accept extended Glock magazines and fires a variety of pistol cartridges. In the spring of 2007
KRISS_Vector
appeal to audiences at the venue of the Proms, the Royal Albert Hall. William Glock, the BBC's controller of music, took on the planning of the Proms from
Julian_Herbage
American music critic and author (1928-2009)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Michael Steinberg (music critic)
Michael_Steinberg_(music_critic)
English composer (1872–1958)
Fourth, and led some commentators to think it a symphonic valediction. William Glock wrote that it was "like the work of a distinguished poet who has nothing
Ralph_Vaughan_Williams
British conductor and composer
performance and with a strong feeling for the shapely line of a melody." William Glock in The Observer praised the "natural firmness" of his "splendid" and
Karl_Rankl
South African-British composer
Aldeburgh Festival in 1970. The oboe quartet Quanta was commissioned by William Glock, Head of Music at the BBC, and written for Janet Craxton and the London
Priaulx_Rainier
Austrian music critic (1860–1945)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Julius_Korngold
English composer
the avant garde musical regime at the BBC and its Director of Music William Glock. He died in Bromley, (a south-eastern suburb of London) on 16 November
John_Veale
English classical pianist
Northern College of Music he had also studied with Vlado Perlemuter, Sir William Glock, Roger Woodward, Charles Rosen and Sequeira Costa. In 1974 and 1975
Peter_Donohoe_(pianist)
Award
Scott CBE 'for his work in the conservation of wild life' 1971: Sir William Glock CBE 'for his outstanding services to music' 1972: Sir George Edwards
Albert Medal (Royal Society of Arts)
Albert_Medal_(Royal_Society_of_Arts)
Austrian-born conductor of Jewish ancestry
press to belittle [Schwarz] on every possible occasion". In April 1961, William Glock, Controller of Music at the BBC, proposed a new scheme whereby Schwarz
Rudolf_Schwarz_(conductor)
American music critic (1915–2001)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Paul_Hume_(music_critic)
English musician and writer (1877–1958)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Percy_Scholes
American music critic and cultural historian (born 1974)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Jeremy_Eichler
American journalist (born 1954)
Virgil Thomson, with Vanessa Weeks Page (Summit Books, 1988). Editor. William Kapell: An Illustrated Life History of the American Pianist (International
Tim_Page_(music_critic)
Musical work; symphony in four movements composed by Ralph Vaughan Williams
of contemplation but of benediction". A grudging note was struck by William Glock, a proponent of avant-garde music, who commented in The Observer that
Symphony No. 5 (Vaughan Williams)
Symphony_No._5_(Vaughan_Williams)
American music critic (1922–2015)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Robert_Commanday
English composer and pianist (1932–2024)
lyrical. In 1971 came his highest profile commission, by the BBC's William Glock. The staged oratorio Arena was written for the Proms, performed in the
George_Newson
American music critic and author (1954–1926)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Henry_Theophilus_Finck
Austrian pianist (1882–1951)
Jean-Pierre Thiollet, Neva Editions, 2015, p. 356. ISBN 978-2-3505-5192-0 William Glock and Stephen Plaistow. "Schnabel, Artur." Grove Music Online. Oxford
Artur_Schnabel
orchestra and tape. It was commissioned by then BBC Director of Music William Glock for performance at The Proms. The tape recordings in the work include
In_Alium
English composer and conductor (1891–1975)
Maxwell Davies and Richard Rodney Bennett to make a strong protest to William Glock, the BBC's controller of music. Bliss continued to compose into his
Arthur_Bliss
Orchestral work by Pierre Boulez
composer) at AllMusic Heyworth, Peter (1973), "The First Fifty Years", in William Glock (ed.), Pierre Boulez: A Symposium, London: Eulenburg Books (published
Polyphonie_X
British writer
Beecham, and also worked for the London Philharmonic Orchestra. In 1948, William Glock invited Amis to run a summer school for musicians at Bryanston School
John_Amis
American music critic (born 1965)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Anne_Midgette
English music critic (born 1954)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Richard Morrison (music critic)
Richard_Morrison_(music_critic)
American music critic and author (born 1948)
Juilliard School. Retrieved December 30, 2023. McCarthy, S. Margaret William (Spring 1988). "Reviewed Works: Virgil Thomson's Musical Portraits by Anthony
Anthony_Tommasini
American music critic (born 1959)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Joshua_Kosman
Scottish lawyer, newspaper editor, musicologist (1783–1870)
children were: Catherine, Robert, Mary (died in infancy), Mary, George, William, James, Georgina, Helen, and Edward. Edinburgh Post Office Directory 1820
George_Hogarth
Hungarian-American musicologist
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Paul_Henry_Lang
English journalist
James William Davison (5 October 1813 – 24 March 1885) was an English journalist, known as the music critic of The Times. The son of James Davison, of
James_William_Davison
English composer (1895–1984)
of music William Glock, the BBC was seen as increasingly hostile to living composers who wrote tonal music. It was always denied that Glock had a blacklist
Gordon_Jacob
(Trinity) James Gilchrist (King's) Charlie Gillett (Peterhouse) Sir William Glock (Caius) Alexander Goehr (Trinity Hall) Rachel Gough (King's) Alan Gray
List of University of Cambridge people
List_of_University_of_Cambridge_people
Village in Gloucestershire, England
Critic John Davenport and his American wife Clement Davenport, a painter William Glock, music critic Dylan Thomas and his wife Caitlin née MacNamara The writer
Marshfield,_Gloucestershire
British music journalist and radio presenter
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Edward_Seckerson
English music critic and librettist
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Joseph_Bennett_(critic)
English music critic
William Ayrton FRS FSA (22 February 1777 – 8 May 1858) was an English opera manager and music critic. Ayrton was the younger son of Dr. Edmund Ayrton
William_Ayrton_(music_critic)
American music critic (1936–2019)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Martin_Bernheimer
American music and art critic (1906–1981)
early 20th-century American art, focussing especially on the painters William Harnett and John Frederick Peto. Among his colleagues, he was noted for
Alfred_Frankenstein
American music critic and violinist
served as a senior writer for Life magazine from 1945 to 1949. In 1940, William Saroyan lists him among "contributing editors" at Time in the play, Love's
Winthrop_Sargeant
British music administrator
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Nicholas_Kenyon
American music critic
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Zachary_Woolfe
English composer and pianist
accompanied choirs, conducted, and worked closely with Imogen Holst and Sir William Glock. She played as a ballet rehearsal pianist for Marie Rambert, and also
Helen_Glatz
American music critic (1886–1955)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Olin_Downes
Composition for orchestra by Pierre Boulez
Press. Bradshaw, Susan (1986). "The Instrumental and Vocal Music". In Glock, William (ed.). Pierre Boulez: A Symposium. London: Eulenberg Books. Campbell
Rituel in memoriam Bruno Maderna
Rituel_in_memoriam_Bruno_Maderna
British journalist, writer and musician (born 1926)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
David_Cairns_(writer)
Irish composer (1908–1987)
Newman (1919) Percy Scholes (1920–1925) A. H. Fox Strangways (1925–1939) William Glock (1939–1945) Eric Blom (1949–1953) Peter Heyworth (1955–1987) Nicholas
Herbert_Hughes_(composer)
British amateur chorus based in London
Herkulesaal in Munich, where Handel's Messiah was performed. The arrival of William Glock at the BBC as Controller, Music, in 1959, had the same revolutionary
BBC_Symphony_Chorus
British musical society
Piatigorsky 1959 Benno Moiseiwitsch 1960 George Baker 1970 Aaron Copland 1971 William Glock 1984 Eric Fenby 1985 Lennox Berkeley Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Yehudi
Royal_Philharmonic_Society
instrumental and vocal music", in Pierre Boulez - A Symposium, ed. William Glock, London: Eulenberg, 1986, pp. 127–230, ISBN 0 903873 12 5 "All Fingers
Susan_Bradshaw
American composer and critic (1896–1989)
Songs from William Blake (Southern, 1951) baritone and orchestra; orchestrated from the original for baritone and piano (text by William Blake; commissioned
Virgil_Thomson
fictitious composer Piotr Zak on the BBC Third Programme. 29 July – William Glock is now controller of music for the BBC and The Proms. One of his first
1961_in_British_radio
English music critic and musicologist
for The Guardian (1905–1906) and The Observer (1919). Newman was born William Roberts in Everton, a district of Liverpool, the only child of Seth Roberts
Ernest_Newman
Music event
Tippett (1969–1974) Sir Colin Davis, Jack Phipps (1969) Sir William Glock (1975–1984) William Mann (1985) Amelia Freedman MBE (1986–1993) Nod Knowles, Nicholas
Bath International Music Festival
Bath_International_Music_Festival
George Grenfell-Baines, architect and town planner (died 2003) 3 May – William Glock, music critic (died 2000) 14 May – Amy Jagger, gymnast (died 1993) 22
1908_in_the_United_Kingdom
American bass and voice teacher (born 1934)
Elliott Carter's Syringa, a work dedicated to British music critic William Glock and using English words by the American poet John Ashbery in addition
Thomas_Paul_(bass)
English clarinettist
unhappy about the management of the RPO. The BBC's controller of music, William Glock, invited Brymer and MacDonagh to move to the BBC Symphony Orchestra
Jack_Brymer
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