DAVID KENEDY. David Kenedy studied the cello with William Pleeth from the age of 11, before gaining degrees from Cambridge and Yale, where he was a pupil of Aldo Parisot and winner of major prizes.  He gives recitals and broadcasts in Europe and the USA, and his recordings of piano trios by Schubert and Dvorak with the London Mozart Trio were selected as "overall first choice" in BBC Radio 3's Record Review.  He has twice had the honour of being invited to play in Jacqueline du Pré Memorial Concerts, at Lambeth Palace and in the Wigmore Hall.  Since 1990 he has been Professor of cello and chamber music at Trinity College of Music, where he is Post-Graduate Course Leader.  He is a member of the London Piano Quartet  and teaches and performs regularly at the Dartington International Summer School.