Composers and arrangers - links to biographies, photos

Almond, Mark J	Fauré, Gabriel	Handel, Georg Frederick	Punto, Giovanni	Wagner, Richard
Ashworth, Bob	Foley, Dean	Houlding, Christopher	Randall, Anthony	Wild, Stephen
Bach, Johann Sebastian	Fox, Adrienne	Kennedy, Philip	Richards, Peter	Wyly, Liz
Barrett, Tim	Gabrieli, Giovanni	Maffon, Frantisek	Scarfe, Douglas	Yates, Lawrence
Bruckner, Anton	Garland, Chris	Mendelssohn, Felix	Smith, Andrew J
Butterworth, Arthur	Gough, Christopher	Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus	Stanford, C V
Clements, Dominy	Granados, Enrique	Peet, Nicky	Stuart, Mary
Cooper, Philip	Greig, Murray	Procter-Gregg, Humphrey	Verdi, Guiseppe

Humphrey-Procter Gregg 1895-1980 - C.B.E.

For nearly thirty years "P-G", as he was universally known, was Head of the University of Manchester’s Music Department, latterly as the University's first "Emeritus" Professor of Music.

Several of Humphrey Procter-Gregg's compositions have recently been recorded on the Dutton Epoch label.

Clarinet Concerto on Dutton CDLX 7153 - Ian Scott (clarinet) and the Royal Ballet Sinfonia conducted by Barry Wordsworth. CD Review

Sonata No.3 for violin and piano on Dutton CDLX 7165 - Richard Howarth (violin) and Ian Buckle (piano)

Sonata for clarinet and piano on Dutton CDLX 7165 - Nicholas Cox (clarinet) and Ian Buckle (piano)

Sonata for horn and piano on Dutton CDLX 7165 - Bob Ashworth (horn) and Ian Buckle (piano)

Westmoreland Sketches (Nos.23-26) on Dutton CDLX 7165 - Ian Buckle (piano)

Procter-Gregg in 1918