Paul Goodwin is an English oboist and conductor, specialising in baroque and neo-baroque music. He studied oboe with Janet Craxton and, following his graduation from Nottingham University with a degree in composition, specialised in contemporary oboe techniques and the baroque oboe at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. He continued his studies in Vienna with Jurg Schäftlein. Goodwin is now professor of baroque and classical oboe at The Royal College of Music. Goodwin is recognised as one of Britain's leading early oboe specialists and is principal oboist of The English Concert and The London Classical Players. His collection of period instruments spans two centuries and includes originals by Millhouse (1750), Collier (1780), Triebert (1810), Kuss (1835) and Moenig (1870). He was appointed associate conductor of The Academy of Ancient Music in 1996 by Christopher Hogwood and made his BBC Proms debut in 1999 conducting the

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