Question: What type of details about alan civil can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: alan civil obe -lrb- 13 june 1929 -- 19 march 1989 -rrb- was a british horn player . civil began to play the horn at a young age , and joined the famous royal artillery band and orchestra at woolwich , while still in his teens . he studied the instrument under aubrey brain , father of dennis brain . civil was engaged by thomas beecham to play second horn to dennis brain in the royal philharmonic orchestra , and when brain left for the philharmonia , civil took over leadership of the section . in 1955 , civil joined the philharmonia himself , becoming principal horn player when brain died in a car crash in 1957 . in the 1960s , civil became the first non-german to be approached by the berlin philharmonic orchestra to become a member . civil stuck with the philharmonia however , who were reshaping themselves into the new philharmonia . in 1966 he became principal hornist of the bbc symphony orchestra , remaining there until his retirement in 1988 . as a soloist , civil recorded the horn concertos of mozart , and his recording of benjamin britten 's '' serenade for tenor , horn and strings '' with robert tear is also quite well known . he also played chamber music in the alan civil horn trio . as well as his work in classical music , civil played the horn solo on the beatles ' song '' for no one '' from the album '' revolver '' . civil was also part of the orchestra crescendo in the song '' a day in the life '' from the album '' sgt. pepper 's lonely hearts club band '' . civil taught at the royal college of music . among his pupils was timothy brown . he was appointed an obe in 1985 . mr. civil died of liver and kidney failure on 19 march 1989 at king 's college hospital in london . he was 59 years old .
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