John Rutter

John Rutter — classical, ensemble & opera artist from GB.

John Rutter is a prominent English composer of the late 20th century known for his extensive choral works, which include the Gloria, Magnificat, Requiem,…

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classical, ensemble & operaclassicalbritish contemporary classicalchoralspiritualsanglican liturgy

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Biography

John Rutter is a prominent English composer of the late 20th century known for his extensive choral works, which include the Gloria, Magnificat, Requiem, Psalmfest, and Mass of the Children. He has also composed instrumental pieces and music for various ensembles like the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble and the King's Singers. Rutter's career began in the Highgate School chorus and continued through Cambridge University, where he later served as director of music before focusing more on composing and conducting.

Rutter's music is influenced by English traditions and notable composers like Ralph Vaughn Williams, William Walton, and Benjamin Britten, as well as international influences such as Fauré, Gregorian chant, and Bach. His works are known for their accessibility and appeal, leading to widespread performances by choirs worldwide, particularly in church settings. Rutter's contributions to choral music have earned him recognition, including a CBE for his services to music and various honorary fellowships and awards in the field.