The legend of the BBC, which appeared in Eastenders, unfortunately died after a “incredible” career.
Famous composer Robin White, whose music often played BBC orchestras on the light music shows of Radio 2, passed away at the age of 73.
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Robin White died at the age of 73
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Robin and his choir presented in Easteners 2002Credit: Pa: Printing Association
The news of his death was confirmed on his website, with a statement in which she read: “Robin White died in March 2025. This page will remain a memorial to this extraordinary man.”
The classic Crescendo also paid tribute to the composer and wrote: “The famous conductor and arranger Robin White passed away at 73.
“Student Vernon Handley, White was celebrated because of his concerts with light and outdoors, especially at National Trust. His shots remain the main on the classic FM. #Rip #musiclegend.”
The beloved composer trained at Imperial College and the Royal College of Music in London, where he studied conducting and orchestration.
Robin has performed several orchestras and ensembles over the years, including concerts in national trust throughout the country.
He appeared in the “main” episode of Eastenters in December 2002 with his own choir – The Alban voices.
The ensemble formed himself and his late wide fred.
In January this year, he welcomed the “triumph” at his New Year’s concert with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra at Westminster’s Smith Square Hall.
This London wrote: “The royal philharmonic concert orchestra played not only excellent, but to some infectious joy [with] The first -class team of maida votes Singers.
“It was a huge performance … and we all wanted the music to last longer.”
Albana voices also appeared on his latest recording American Choral Classics, which was published in June 2023.
Robin’s other footage includes music for the royal wedding and the perfect fool for the classic Fox Records.
His wide -conducted repertoire included, but was not limited to Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Tchaikovsky and Wagner.
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