Humphrey Clucas
Born: 1941, Cambridge, UK
Nationality: British
Humphrey Clucas is a British composer, singer and author.
Clucas read English at King's College, Cambridge, where he was a choral scholar. Having taught English in schools for twenty-seven years, while maintaining a separate singing career, he finally gave up teaching on his appointment as a Lay Vicar (member of the choir) of Westminster Abbey, from which he retired in 1999.
As a composer he is self-taught, and though well known for a set of Responses, written as an undergraduate, nearly all his serious work has been done since 1979. He has written a great deal of choral music, much of it liturgical.
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- A Prayer of Alcuin of York (1)
- Adore Te (1)
- Credo (1)
- Dormi Jesu (1)
- Evenfall (2)
- Hear my crying, O God (1)
- I will lift up mine eyes (1)
- Love came down at Christmas (2)
- Passacaglia (2)
- Preces & Responses (1)
- Psalm Prelude (1)
- Qui Lux Es (1)
- Responses & Collects (1)
- Sinfonietta (1)
- Suite (1)
- Symphony for Organ (1)
- Three Plainsong Preludes (1)
- Toccata (1)
- Urbs Beata (1)