Death of Dominic Gwynn

[Doctor Smellcroft]

Sad to see this obituary of D L D Gwynn (Peele A 1964-71):

https://www.theguardian.com/music/artic ... n-obituary

[Mid A 15]

Sad to see this obituary of D L D Gwynn (Peele A 1964-71):

https://www.theguardian.com/music/artic ... n-obituary

Sad news indeed. Dominic was one of the good guys from what I recall.

[Goatherd]

Yes. A 'good bloke'. The Guardian obituary mentioned how Nick Plumley had helped fire his enthusiasm for church organs. I remember that as part of a Grecians' Option Programme (I think) going down to his study for an introduction to classical musical. I already knew Mozart and Bach thanks to my study mate, but Britten etc. was new to me.

[Straz]

Very sad to hear this news.
Dominic and my late brother Greg were good friends, and I met Dominic on a few occasions. He was a good guy.
I may be wrong, but I believe Dominic's uncle was actor Michael Gwynn, probably best remembered for his role as the conman, Lord Melbury, in "A Touch of Class" - the first episode of the BBC sitcom "Fawlty Towers".