Le Fleming, Christopher (Kaye)
Le Fleming, Christopher (Kaye)
Le Fleming, Christopher (Kaye), English composer; b. Wimborne, Feb. 26, 1908; d. Woodbury, Devon, June 19, 1985. He studied at the Brighton School of Music and at theRoyal School of Church Music in London, then held many teaching posts. He wrote several orch. works, incidental music to plays, choral music, piano pieces, and songs.
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