Jeremy Rawson

Life

Born: 1954

Biography

Jeremy Rawson is a musician living and working in Berkshire, England, with experience in many musical styles and organisations. His main interest is in composition, and the composer section of his website (see below) lists a number of his musical works which are for sale or available for free download. Most of the music has been successfully performed by schools, church choirs and groups and solo performers.

For many years he was a member of the BBC Symphony Chorus, singing a large and challenging repertoire in many concerts, both in the UK and abroad, and in recording sessions each year. He has also sung with a number of local choirs in the Reading area and he conducts the Gratis Choir, based in Reading.

If you use any of the music listed below, your comments and feedback would be welcomed, as would information about when performances will take place. Please go to the feedback form on the composer's website to leave your comments and performance information.

List of choral works

Sacred music

• For works at CPDL sorted alphabetically by title, see Jeremy Rawson compositions

Behind an Inn God's People Hosanna I saw a light Lord's Prayer unison version also available Magnificat Mother and Maiden O Holy Spirit, Lord of Grace Prayer of St Francis of Assisi Psalm 8 Psalm 67

Pure Baptismal Fire Divine Race that Long in Darkness Pined, The Nunc Dimittis Psalm 150 for Advent Five Spirituals Michael row the boat ashore Wade in the water 1918: We Will Remember Them

Introits (Jeremy Rawson)

This is a growing collection of introits for churches, eventually aiming to cover the whole year. It will be added to as new introits are composed.

They are numbered to keep them in the correct order, starting (in line with the Anglican Lectionary) at No. 1 on Advent Sunday. The project to compose the complete set began with the introit for Palm Sunday, so earlier numbers are missing until the set is more complete.

(Links to the music files will appear here once they have been uploaded)

Secular music

British Folk Songs All Through the Night Cockles and mussels Comin' Through the Rye Early one morning Londonderry Air The Ash Grove The Keel Row The oak and the ash Widdecombe Fair Ye banks and braes O No John Scarborough Fair

Other Arrangements Home on the range Oh Susanna Shenandoah What Shall we do with the Drunken Sailor? Compositions From the Twelve-Winded Sky Rest, Sad Eyes There is a lady, sweet and kind Canterbury Prologue The Send Off, The End

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External links

• Composer's website