George Weldon (1906-1963) was an English conductor, associated with British orchestral and operatic life. He conducted the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and worked with major British ensembles.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Elgar with Gladys Ripley and the London Symphony Orchestra.

Weldon’s conducting was practical, direct and strongly connected to British repertory. His work sits naturally in a catalogue concerned with historic British performance traditions.

His page is justified by secure identity and repertory fit. Weldon gives the Elgar shelf a firm mid-century British podium voice.