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G. W. (Bill) Hopkins (né le 5 juin 1943 à Prestbury – mort le 10 mars 1981 à Chopwell) est un compositeur, pianiste et critique musical britannique. Il a été l’élève de Jean Barraqué. Il meurt d’une crise cardiaque à l’âge de 37 ans.
Bill Hopkins (5 May 1928 – 6 May 2011) was a Welsh novelist and journalist who has been grouped with the angry young men. His father was Ted Hopkins, a popular stage performer; his mother was Violet Brodrick.
Bill Hopkins was born in Cardiff in 1928. His father was Ted Hopkins, the Welsh music hall artiste and his mother the performer Violette Broderick. He was in the air force and worked as a news correspondent for the occupying forces in Europe after the war. He later worked for the New York Times.
The Divine and the Decay is a 1957 novel by the Welsh writer Bill Hopkins. It was republished as The Leap, in 1984. It tells the story of the leader of a British right-wing populist party who has decided to have his internal rival assassinated.
Bill Hopkins (5 June 1943 – 10 March 1981) was a British composer. He also published music criticism, mostly under the name G. W. Hopkins.
Bill Hopkins was born in 1943 in Prestbury, Cheshire (England). He studied with Luigi Nono at Dartington Summer School, then at Oxford University with Egon Wellesz and Edmund Rubbra (1961–1964).
Bill Hopkins. Worklist. Études en série (1965-72) piano solo falls into three books, to be played together (or in parts) duration of complete set c.50' published by Schott and Co. Ltd. (London): ED11006 new critical edition in press book 1: Études I-IV: fp 11th February 1968, London; Philip Pilkington book 2: Études V-VI: fp 7th July 1997 ...
