Judah Bensadon ALCM

JUDAH BENSADON ALCM
Associate London College of Music .

Judah Bensadon is a classical guitarist born in Gibraltar 1955.
Associate of London College of Music.
He Started having guitar lessons at the very early age of eleven, under the tuition of the late William Gomez M.B.E. disciple of Narciso Yepes. At the age of thirteen Judah was already appearing in local radio and tv programmes, this was shortly followed by guitar recitals also at local level .
Judah Bensadon was awarded for three consecutive years, the young musician of the year in the classical guitar section. Judah Bensadon also received tuition in harmony and composition by Hector Cortes ALCM - FLCM who prepared him for the admission entry to the London College of Music
Robert Brightmore well known international classical guitarist, took over in preparing Judah Bensadon as a strong fully fleshed concert classical guitarist.

After finishing his studies in the United Kingdom he returned to Gibraltar .
William Gomez and Judah Bensadon , together with Richard Gomila, John Victor, Joseph Pau and Victor Francis started the ball rolling as William Gomez and friends which at a later date became the musical group VIBRATIONS ,which have been performing together for over twenty five years in concerts all over England, Scotland, Ireland, and Spain.
VIBRATIONS played for seven consecutive nights at the London ( Royal Festival Hall ) as the major supporting act in the Shirley Bassey diamond tour throughout the United Kingdom .

Beside both being guitar soloist , the guitars of William Gomez and Judah Bensadon blended so well together that they both decided to play as a duet on many events, such as local Radio and Television programmes together with annual concerts and recitals given at the Convent residence of the governor of Gibraltar among others. Judah Bensadon Plays on Guitars made by (Marcelo Barbero) and (Andres Martin de Diego, the later one was especially made for him in 1974 in Madrid (Spain) .
Although already retired from public performances Judah still assists the new generation of classical guitar players via social networks.