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Claude Debussy: Syrinx // Gareth Davies, LSO Principal Flute

Principal Flute Gareth Davies performs Claude Debussy's Syrinx. Recorded live at the Barbican on 20 March 2025. #LondonSymphonyOrchestra #Flute #Debussy #Syrinx ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Subscribe to the LSO's channel: http://bit.ly/LSOsubscribe Subscribe to LSO newsletter: https://smarturl.it/lsonewsletter Follow the LSO on: Instagram:   / londonsymphonyorchestra   Facebook:   / londonsymphonyorchestra   TikTok:   / londonsymphonyorchestra   Twitter:   / londonsymphony   LinkedIn:   / london-symphony-orchestra   Website: https://lso.co.uk/ Apple Music: http://geni.us/yH0sXY Spotify: http://spoti.fi/291cCk0 LSO Live: https://lsolive.lso.co.uk/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Biography Gareth Davies is one of the flautists of his generation. He studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and, shortly after graduating, was appointed Principal Flute in the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra at the age of 23. In 2000, he was invited to become Principal Flute with the London Symphony Orchestra. He has recorded concerti by Carl Nielsen, Karl Jenkins and Douglas Knehans and can be heard with the LSO on many recordings, film soundtracks (including Harry Potter and Star Wars), video games and TV series. As well as performing, Davies is in demand as a teacher. He is a visiting professor at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and regularly coaches woodwind students on the Orchestral Artistry postgraduate course. He teaches and performs every summer at the James Galway Flute Festival in Lucerne and is one of the team of international coaches for YMCG in Hong Kong and Guanzhou, with director Daniel Harding. Davies also works as a writer and presenter. He has written for the LSO and BBC Music Magazine, has written and presented programmes on Radio 3 as well as a documentary for Classic FM. His first book, The Show Must Go On, published by Elliott and Thompson, was chosen as a book of the year in the Financial Times and Classical Music magazine. Davies is passionate about sharing great music and has written several concerts for children with his collaborator, Victor Craven, which have been performed by the LSO in London and on tour in the US. They feature a wide variety of challenging repertoire which children take in their stride. During the pandemic, they wrote an online guide to the orchestra, Where’s Simon?, featuring Sir Simon Rattle and the whole LSO performing at home on their mobile phones. The film has recently been included in the British Film Institute Archive for posterity.