
From the score to the stage to the cultural conversation, every dimension of Hudson's artistry operates at the highest level.
An American composer, conductor and pianist based in London — creating music for world-class ensembles and royal occasions, and championing the culture that surrounds it.

85+ commissioned works for artists including Ben Goldscheider, Karen Cargill, the Delaware Choral Scholars and VOCES8 — performed across 20+ countries.

From Classic FM's 30th Anniversary with the RSNO to the Britten Sinfonia — delivering what critics call 'masterful control' on podiums across the UK.

Alongside Thomas Kelly, Cyril Ibrahim, and the London Mozart Players — from Buckingham Palace to Carnegie Hall and concert stages across three continents.


From royal stages to national broadcasts, these are the institutions and ensembles behind Hudson's work.
Recognised by institutions that define classical music — from royal ceremonies and national broadcasts to international competition stages and the UK's most prestigious awards.

Composed music for the Scottish Coronation of King Charles III & Queen Camilla, broadcast live nationwide.

Conducted the RSNO for Classic FM's 30th Anniversary Concert, reaching 12 million listeners.

"A glittering conclusion, played with flair by John Frederick Hudson."
(Richard Fairman)

Performed at the BBC Proms collaborating with conductor Simon Halsey

Co-created a 15-part video series on composing for the voice, which has 50,000 global views.

Hudson's world premiere helped the Delaware Choral Scholars win Choir of the World.
JAM Festival shortlisted for the 2026 RPS Award in Series & Events, with Hudson as Artiti Director.
Featured on BBC Radio 3, the UK's home for classical music and the arts.