John Rutter

Composer of 'Gloria' and choral works

John Rutter - Artists & Creatives born September 24th, 1945
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A prominent English composer and conductor, contributions include a wide range of choral music and orchestral works. Rutter's compositions are widely performed in churches and concert halls worldwide. Activities include founding the Cambridge Singers and serving as a music director for various educational and professional music programs. Rutter's works often focus on religious themes, and his pieces are noted for their lyrical melodies and harmonies.

Composed 'Gloria' and 'Requiem'

Founded the Cambridge Singers

Conducted numerous choral festivals

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