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In 1957, Tidboald toured South Africa for three months with Beryl Grey and Oleg Briansky under the auspices of the [[African Consolidated Theatres]]. | In 1957, Tidboald toured South Africa for three months with Beryl Grey and Oleg Briansky under the auspices of the [[African Consolidated Theatres]]. | ||
| − | Tidboald returned to South Africa in January and February 1960 as musical director of Laurie Johnson’s musical, ''[[Lock Up Your Daughters]]'' (with [[Leonard Schach]] as producer), at the [[Hofmeyr Theatre]]. The | + | Tidboald returned to South Africa in January and February 1960 as musical director of Laurie Johnson’s musical, ''[[Lock Up Your Daughters]]'' (with [[Leonard Schach]] as producer), at the [[Hofmeyr Theatre]]. The Brendan Behan play, ''[[The Hostage]]'', also produced by Schach, in which Tidboald was the pianist, was presented concurrently. |
In August 1960 Tidboald was appointed conductor for the Cape Town Municipal Orchestra. In March 1962 Tidboald was appointed as lecturer in conducting at the [[SACM]]. His responsibilities included conducting the UCT Orchestra and opera productions at the [[Little Theatre]]. | In August 1960 Tidboald was appointed conductor for the Cape Town Municipal Orchestra. In March 1962 Tidboald was appointed as lecturer in conducting at the [[SACM]]. His responsibilities included conducting the UCT Orchestra and opera productions at the [[Little Theatre]]. | ||
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David Tidboald (1926-) musician, conductor
Contents
Biography
David Peter Tidboald was born on 23 September 1926 in Plymouth, England. In 1947, he enrolled at the London College of Music.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
In 1957, Tidboald toured South Africa for three months with Beryl Grey and Oleg Briansky under the auspices of the African Consolidated Theatres.
Tidboald returned to South Africa in January and February 1960 as musical director of Laurie Johnson’s musical, Lock Up Your Daughters (with Leonard Schach as producer), at the Hofmeyr Theatre. The Brendan Behan play, The Hostage, also produced by Schach, in which Tidboald was the pianist, was presented concurrently.
In August 1960 Tidboald was appointed conductor for the Cape Town Municipal Orchestra. In March 1962 Tidboald was appointed as lecturer in conducting at the SACM. His responsibilities included conducting the UCT Orchestra and opera productions at the Little Theatre.
As conductor
Tidboald conducted the following operas for the UCT Opera Company: The Portuguese Inn, La serva padrona
Awards
Sources
Sjoerd Alkema. 2012. "Conductors of the Cape Town Municipal Orchestra, 1914-1965: a historical perspective". University of Cape Town. Unpublished PhD thesis.
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