Albums by Keith Lockhart
ALBUMSwing, a Benny Goodman Story (Bonus Track Version)Pierre Génisson, BBC Concert Orchestra & Keith Lockhart
ALBUMThe Great American SongbookBBC Concert Orchestra, James Morrison & Keith Lockhart
ALBUMSerenade: The Love AlbumAnne Akiko Meyers, London Symphony Orchestra & Keith Lockhart
ALBUMCarpenter: Krazy KatBBC Concert Orchestra & Keith Lockhart
ALBUMFrederick Converse: American SketchesBBC Concert Orchestra & Keith Lockhart
ALBUMNew Energy from the AmericasCincinnati Chamber Orchestra, Eduardo Alonso-Crespo, Ralph Zitterbart & Keith Lockhart
ALBUMThe Red Sox AlbumBoston Pops Orchestra, Keith Lockhart & Tanglewood Festival Chorus
ALBUMOscar and Tony: Award-Winning Music from the Stage and ScreenBoston Pops Orchestra & Keith Lockhart
ALBUMAmericaBoston Pops Orchestra & Keith Lockhart
ALBUMSleigh RideBoston Pops Orchestra & Keith Lockhart
Artist Biography
Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart was born in Poughkeepsie, New York in November 1959 and began piano lessons at the age of seven, later studying music at Furman University and Carnegie-Mellon University. After concurrently serving as Carnegie-Mellon's Director of Orchestral Activities and as Conductor of the Pittsburgh Civic Orchestra, Lockhart was named Assistant Conductor of the Akron Symphony Orchestra and Conductor of the Akron Youth Symphony in 1988; a year later, he was tapped as one of two Conducting Fellows of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute, and in 1990, he relocated again to accept the position of Assistant Conductor with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Beginning in 1992, Lockhart additionally served as Associate Conductor of the Cincinnati Pops and as Music Director of the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra; in 1993, he toured with singer Mandy Patinkin, and later that year made his commercial recorded debut conducting the Cincinnati Sinfonietta and featured performer Mel Tormé. In June of that year, Lockhart made his Boston Pops debut, succeeding the renowned John Williams in becoming the twentieth conductor in the orchestra's illustrious history; hundreds of concerts as well as dozens of television specials and albums followed. Lockhart additionally served as guest conductor with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Toronto Symphony, the Cleveland Orchestra, the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and others, and in 1997 made his debut with the New York Philharmonic. ~ Jason Ankeny
Hometown
Poughkeepsie, NY, United States
Genre
Classical