The pioneering conductor of the London Classical Players and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment has died, aged 91.

Sir Roger Norrington, who has died aged 91, was a leading figure in the period-instrument movement and a vigorous and often controversial champion of musical authenticity.

Sir Roger Norrington confronts audiences with the way classical music was originally meant to be played. Dec. 30, 2011. Dec. 30, 2011. 3 min read. Save. New subscriber benefit!

Sir Roger Norrington joins NPR's Fred Child in Salzburg for Mozart's birthday celebration. He conducts a selection of Mozart masterpieces, including the slow movement of Mozart's Symphony No. 40 ...

On Oct 26 British conductor Sir Roger Norrington and German pianist Lars Vogt teamed up for an all-Beethoven concert with the NHK Symphony Orchestra at the NHK hall in Tokyo, Japan. The result was ...

Sir Roger Norrington's birthday concert, featuring the Stuttgart Radio Orchestra and the Schutz Choir, will take place at the Festival Hall, London SE1 (0871 663 2500), on March 16.

Sir Roger Norrington 75th Birthday Concert, Royal Festival Hall, London. Edward Seckerson. Tuesday 17 March 2009 11:15 GMT. Comments. Your support helps us to tell the story. Read more.

It pleases British conductor Sir Roger Norrington no end that when he conducted a 16th century opera in Italy exactly as the composer intended, a reviewer called it "prophetic and modern." ...

Sir Roger Norrington is selling his home near Newbury in Berkshire, on the market at £2,995,000, which he has only recently finished renovating.

Sir Roger Norrington, Price Consort Professor of Historical Performance (via the Royal College of Music London) And travel to Paris of the late 17th-century with new recordings of Henry Desmarets ...

On February 16, 2012 Orchestra of St. Luke's (OSL) will reunite with its first Music Director Sir Roger Norrington as part of its acclaimed three-concert Orchestra Series at Carnegie Hall. A ...

Sir Roger Norrington 75th-birthday concert, Royal Festival Hall, London. Reviewed, Edward Seckerson. Thursday 19 March 2009 01:00 GMT. Comments (PA) Your support helps us to tell the story.