Humphrey Clucas

Humphrey Clucas, born in 1941, is a distinguished British composer, singer, and author whose musical journey began as a chorister with The Choir of Westminster Abbey and The Guildford Cathedral Choir. He honed his skills at King's College, Cambridge, where he read English and served as a choral scholar. Clucas is renowned for his choral compositions, but his repertoire extends to works for double bass and organ, showcasing his versatility and depth as a composer. His discography includes notable albums such as "The Complete Psalms of David, Series 2 Vol. 7" and "Crucifixus - Choral Music of Humphrey Clucas," which highlight his ability to blend traditional and contemporary elements. Clucas's music is celebrated for its lively and approachable style, making it accessible and enjoyable for a wide audience. Beyond his musical contributions, Clucas has also made a significant impact as an educator, having taught English for twenty-seven years. His works continue to be performed in festivals and venues, cementing his legacy in the world of choral and classical music.