Damian LeGassick

Damian LeGassick is a British musician[1][2] and producer.[3][4][5] LeGassick trained at York University and has worked professionally in many diverse areas of the music business as a pianist, composer, producer, and lecturer. As a pianist, he specializes in late 20th century solo repertoire and chamber music. His compositions for the avant-garde ensemble, Icebreaker, have been played throughout Europe and the United States, and have been broadcast on both Radio 3 and Classic FM. LeGassick has been involved in commercial music since attending sixth-form college. He has played keyboards for Madonna, R.E.M., and Blur, but since 1999 has been more active as a producer,[6] picking up over a dozen gold and platinum discs along the way. He has completed a PhD at Surrey University on the early music of Anton Webern.

He has lectured at Dartington College of Arts and also at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.[7] LeGassick now teaches at the Yehudi Menuhin School for young musicians.