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Christopher Mcmullen-Laird

September 30, 1983 - June 17, 2020

We remember Christopher McMullen-Laird, conductor, musician, violist (by his own admission), colleague, friend, loving husband son and brother. He brought joy to everyone he came into contact with. His musical skill (which abounded) aside, perhaps most importantly Chris challenged the cynicism that runs deep in the musical profession by bringing a positive attitude to everything he did, by building up and not tearing down, by never judging people for what they couldn't do but celebrating them for their strengths. And he did all this with a welcoming smile and his infectious energy. No matter how hard a day he was having, he always had a ready ear and a smile for anyone. His eagerness to help and care for everyone has left all who knew him with the fondest of memories. For those that would like to share a memory, photo, video, or a message of condolence to Chris’ family then this space is open to all. He touched all of our hearts and we thank you, Christopher, for the many smiles and laughter. RIP, our friend.

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Vicky Richmond 2020-06-19 19:56:03 wrote: This was the post-concert seflie taken after the Chinese New Year Concert at the RCM in January this year. Afterwards we all went to the Muyang Hot Pot in Goldhawk Road and had a lovely chinese meal and sang along to K-Pop that was being played on the TV screen there. Although I didn't know Chris very well, I remember how great it was to be around him as a musician and a person. He was so approachable, kind and talented and made me feel at home and welcomed in any project I took part in. He would always take an interest in any questions I had with the pieces we were playing and he'd always say hi to me when he saw me. A very special person taken far too soon. Rest in peace Chris - we love you!

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