George Malcolm

British Classical Pianist and Conductor

George Malcolm (1917–1997) was a distinguished British harpsichordist, conductor, and composer. He was known for his significant contributions to the revival of the harpsichord in the 20th century. Malcolm served as the Master of Music at Westminster Cathedral, where he greatly influenced the performance of liturgical music. His career as a harpsichordist was marked by both solo performances and collaborations with other renowned musicians of his time. He made numerous recordings that showcased his virtuosity and innovative approach to baroque repertoire. Malcolm's interpretations were often noted for their rhythmic vitality and clear articulation, bringing a fresh perspective to well-known works. In addition to his performances, he also composed and arranged music, leaving a lasting impact on the classical music world.