Clive Osgood
Clive Osgood
Clive Osgood (b. 1977) is a composer featured in the Convivium Records catalogue.
Clive Osgood studied Music at Bangor University before completing a Master’s degree in Musicology at Cardiff University. After teacher training in London, he spent a year as an organ scholar at Salisbury Cathedral. More recently he completed a second Master’s degree in Composition at the University of Surrey.
Clive’s written output includes a variety of music for choirs, orchestras and chamber groups. Choral music constitutes the largest part of his work and he has a particular interest in church music. His compositional output is in the classical tradition – injected with elements of jazz harmony and the rhythmic vitality of Latin American music.
Alongside composing and performing, Clive is currently Director of Music and Organist at the Parish Church of St Bartholomew’s in Haslemere, Surrey and teaches ‘A’ Level Music at Reed’s School, Cobham.
Visit his website for further information: cliveosgood.com
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Clive Osgood (b. 1977) is a composer featured in the Convivium Records catalogue.
Clive Osgood studied Music at Bangor University before completing a Master’s degree in Musicology at Cardiff University. After teacher training in London, he spent a year as an organ scholar at Salisbury Cathedral. More recently he completed a second Master’s degree in Composition at the University of Surrey.
Clive’s written output includes a variety of music for choirs, orchestras and chamber groups. Choral music constitutes the largest part of his work and he has a particular interest in church music. His compositional output is in the classical tradition – injected with elements of jazz harmony and the rhythmic vitality of Latin American music.
Alongside composing and performing, Clive is currently Director of Music and Organist at the Parish Church of St Bartholomew’s in Haslemere, Surrey and teaches ‘A’ Level Music at Reed’s School, Cobham.
Visit his website for further information: cliveosgood.com
