Nigel Paterson (musician)
Nigel Paul Paterson is a British musician.[1][2][3][4] Paterson began his career in the early 1960s, singing, playing the guitar, mandolin and tenor recorder[5] in the folk group The Halliard,[5][6][7][8][9] with Dave Moran and Nic Jones.
In 1971 Paterson graduated from Brentwood College of Education (
The Royal Albert Hall three times between 1990 and 2000.[13]
Paterson returned to education in 1984 and became Head of Music at
Musicians Union PRS for Music and Equity
References
- ^ Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music exam results records
- ^ Paterson, Nigel (27 May 1971). "Guides go Old Fashioned". Argus.
- ^ Paterson, Nigel (3 July 1987). "Two Trophies for Safety Songsters". Guardian & Gazette Newspapers.
- ^ Madeley, Richard (10 December 2015). "The Teacher Who Taught Me Everything". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 5 October 2016.
- ^ a b 'The Halliard, Broadside Songs' book & CD pub. by Mollie Music 2005
- ^ "Classic Tradition Classic Revival". Dirty Linen. Vol. 129. 2007. pp. 73/74.
- ^ Hendry, Tony (2005). "The Halliard - Broadside Songs (CD and book)" (review). The Living Tradition. No. 68. p. 16.
- ^ Holland, Maggie (2005). "The Halliard Broadside Songs (review)". fRoots. Vol. 270. p. 77.
- ^ "Dirty Linen Classics". Dirty Linen. Vol. 122. 2006. p. 92.
- ^ featured guitarist on "I Don't Know How to Love Him" from the album 'Aspects of Andrew Lloyd Webber' (BBC Concert Orchestra), arranged & conducted by the late Ian Hughes & released in 1989 on BBC CD750
- ^ 'Fun Music for The Guitar'(1976), 'Fun Music for The Guitar 2'(1977), 'Classical Guitar Romance'(1977), 'Classical Guitar Sentimental'(1978), 'Classical Guitar Serenade'(1979), 'Tune a Day Series, Songs for Guitar'(1979), 'Instant Top-Line Guitar Bk.1'(1980), 'Licks 'N' Riffs'(1981), 'Three Chord Trick'(1981), 'Solo, Duo, Trio Guitar'(1983), 'Sophisticated Solos'(1984), 'Swing Together for Flute & Guitar(1986)
- ^ Warner Chappell royalty department
- ^ The Royal Albert Hall Archive