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Robert Bennesh
Born (1986-07-31) July 31, 1986 (age 38)
Bjärred, Skåne
Alma materThe University of Music in Malmö and Yale University
OccupationOrganist
EmployerUppsala Cathedral
Board member ofChurch of Sweden Music Council
SpouseRickard Andersson
Websitehttps://www.svenskakyrkan.se/uppsaladomkyrka/organister-och-korledare-

Robert Bennesh (born July 31, 1986) is a Swedish organist who, since September 2024, has been the organist at the Uppsala Cathedral, having moved from his position as organist at Lund Cathedral in Lund taken up in 2016. In 2016, he founded the 'Festival of Sacred Arts,' launching in 2017, and has won numerous awards for his musical capabilities.

Education

Bennesh gained his education firstly at the age of ten, beginning with piano and quickly progressing to organ. He later sought his bachelors studies at the Royal Danish Academy of Music and continued with a Masters at the Malmö Academy of Music. Following this, he pursued an artistic diploma on scholarship from Yale University.

Career

Bennesh has performed at numerous festivals, among them the Lund Sacred Contemporary Music Festival, and has played and premiered works by contemporary composers such as Judith Bingham, Benjamen Staern, Stefan Klaverdal, Eli Tausen á Lava, Daniel Hjorth, and Hanna Blomberg.

Awards

  • Julia R. Sherman Memorial Prize
  • Mary Baker Scholarship

Recordings

  • 2020: Humperdinck, Music for the Stage (Naxos, Dario Salvi)
  • 2017: Faure Requiem & Other Sacred Music (Hyperion, David Hill)

References

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  13. "Conference programme - NECC 2024". www.svenskakyrkan.se (in Swedish). Retrieved 2024-12-07.
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