Tony’s academic journey took him from the cloisters of Oxford University, where he studied languages and performed in cabaret and theatre, including with members of the legendary Monty Python team. His education laid a strong foundation for his subsequent tours of Germany and Italy where he conducted workshops and performances in festivals, theatres, and universities.
Tony Maude released this album, exploring themes of nature and human emotion, interwoven with poetic depth. The music draws inspiration from classic literary sources, blending lyrical and melodic elements.
Produced by Paul Millns, this album further cemented Tony's reputation as a skilled songwriter and performer.
Produced by Matthew Fisher of Procul Harum, this album highlighted Tony's ability to blend poignant lyrics with captivating melodies - enhanced by a host of renowned musicians, including Eddi Reader (vocals), Jean Pierre Rasle (medieval pipes), Nigel Portman Smith (bass), Isaac Guillory (guitar), Paul Millns (keyboards) and others.
Produced by Tony Maude and Gerry Diver, this album featured a mix of reflective and thought-provoking songs.
This unique album included two booklets with texts and notes, bringing Shakespeare's works to life through Tony's music.
Tony continued conducting workshops and creating shows with young people based on language and literature from Co Clare to Bologna to Berlin!
This limited edition book added another dimension to Tony's creative output, blending poetry with visual art.
Featuring original songs written for the ukulele, this album, set to be released on August 1st, showcases Tony's versatility and continued innovation in music.
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Musician, Poet and Companion of Shakespeare
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