My father Leonard Salzedo was a prolific and gifted composer. Click here for the film A Life Composed in Music. In 2022 there was a Centenary plus one Celebration concert of his work organised by the Leonard Salzedo Society. See the Concert page


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24 years ago

On 6th May 2000, 24 years ago, my father Leonard Salzedo died at home in Leighton Buzzard, his wife Pat with him. He was cremated on 15th May at Crown Hill Crematorium Milton Keynes, a well-attended funeral, where Ann Hooley, violinist, played from Leonard’s Partita for solo violin, and she and Elizabeth Turnbull, violist, played…

A chance meeting around Easter changes two lives forever

Leonard writes: “One Saturday afternoon in March 1945 I received a telephone call from a Basil Ashmore who asked me to come and see him later that afternoon at the Gateway Theatre, Notting Hill Gate.  When I arrived the young lady I met didn’t seem very pleased to see me but said she would call…

Christmas 2023

Looking for Christmas memories in my father’s autobiography, I am struck not by the happier ones but by the wartime ones with their mixture of horror and hope. 1944 – Flying Bombs In September 1944, the V2s began to hit London. Called Flying Bombs, they were long range ballistic missiles. On a terrifying night, Leonard…

Anniversary Post

Leonard Salzedo 24th September 1921 – 6th May 2000 A year since the Leonard Salzedo Celebration concert in London organised by the Leonard Salzedo Society on the 101st anniversary of Leonard’s birth. Two years since the launch of the film on YouTube Leonard Salzedo A Life Composed in Music for the Centenary of this birth.…

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