benefitted the Material World Charitable Foundation. Television Howard Goodall follows up his earlier successful TV series Howard Goodall's Big Bangs with Howard Goodall's Great Dates, in which he focused on significant dates in the history of music. Classical works Derek Bourgeois - Symphony No. 9 Peter Maxwell Davies - Naxos Quartet No. 1 Patrick Hawes – Blue in Blue Tolga Kashif – Queen SymphonyFilm scores and incidental music Patrick Hawes - The Incredible Mrs RitchieDeaths 4 January – Peter Hemmings, operatic bass and impresario, 67 7 January – Jon Lee, Feeder drummer, 33 (suicide) 22 January – Peter Bardens, keyboard player, 57 14 February – Mick Tucker, drummer of Sweet, 54 1 March – Doreen Waddell, singer, 36 (car accident) 4 March – Eric Flynn, actor and singer, 62 (cancer) 27 March – Dudley Moore, comedian, composer, pianist and actor, 66 (progressive supranuclear palsy) 3 April – Fad Gadget, singer, 45 15 April – William Reed, pianist and composer, 91 18 April – Cy Laurie, clarinettist and bandleader, 76 7 May – Monica Sinclair, operatic contralto, 77 16 May – James Dewar (musician), Scottish bassist, 59 (stroke) 27 June – John Entwistle, bassist of The Who, 57 (heart attack) 21 July – Gus Dudgeon, music producer, 59 (car accident) 17 August – Tony Zemaitis, guitar maker, 67 27 August – George Mitchell, musician who devised The Black and White Minstrel Show, 85 9 October – Joan Mary Last, music educator, author and composer, 94 17 October – Derek Bell, harpist (The Chieftains), 66 3 November – Lonnie Donegan, skiffle musician, 71 20 November – George Guest, organist and choirmaster of St John's College, Cambridge, 78 27 November – Stanley Black, pianist, bandleader, composer, conductor and arranger, 89 3 December – Sidney Sager, trombonist, conductor and composer, 85 22 December – Joe Strummer, singer and guitarist of The Clash, 50 24 December – Jake Thackray, singer-songwriter, 64 (heart failure). 31 December – Kevin MacMichael, Canadian guitarist of British band Cutting Crew, 51 (lung cancer)date unknown - John McHugh, tenor, 93 Music awards BRIT Awards The 2002 BRIT Awards winners were: Best British Male Solo Artist: Robbie Williams Best British Female Solo Artist: Dido Best British Group: Travis Best British Album: Dido: "No Angel"Best British Dance Act: Basement Jaxx Best British Newcomer: Blue Best International Male: Shaggy Best International Female: Kylie Minogue Best International Group: Destiny's Child Best International Newcomer: The Strokes