Jeremy de Satgé FTCL studied singing at Trinity College of Music (1983-1987). He has a lifelong interest in church music, having sung in the choirs of Sheffield Cathedral, Clifton Cathedral and Worcester Cathedral. He is currently a member of the choir of the Guards' Chapel in London. In 1996 he co-founded The Music Makers with two other Catholic composers, the aim of which is to produce new and interesting works of liturgical music. His style is frequently simple, often based on plainsong and he is unusual as being a composer who writes from the singer's point of view. His music has been widely performed in the UK and USA. His debut as a composer was at the 1996 Covent Garden Festival when his piece "Lead, kindly light" (for voice and 'cello) was performed to much critical acclaim.

Jeremy de Satgé's music is available for purchase through The Music Makers (see above hyperlink to web site).

The list of published works to date comprises: -

Three Liturgical Songs
for Baritone & Violoncello (Lead, kindly light, Psalm 120, The Lord’s Prayer) set in English

Missa pro Populo
Mass in Latin for SATB Choir & Congregation with optional organ accompaniment (Congregational parts available)

Five Marian Motets
for unaccompanied SATB (Alma Redemptoris Mater, Ave Maria, Ave Regina, Salve Regina, Regina Caeli) set in Latin

The First Christmas
A Nativity Play in Words, Song & Dance for performance by and for children (Full score includes parts for flute/recorder, clarinet, violin, ‘cello, tuned and untuned percussion, piano) Piano & Full Scores available

Four Introits for Advent
for unaccompanied SATB with optional organ accompaniment (Ad te levavi, Populos Sion, Gaudete in Domino semper, Rorate caeli desuper) set in Latin

Hosanna filio David
Introit for Palm Sunday for unaccompanied SATB set in Latin

Magnificat
for Soprano Solo with A.T.B. or organ accompaniment

Penitential Mass for Eight Voices
for unaccompanied SSAATTBB set in Latin

Sussex Carol
for SATB, Trumpet, Trombone, Bass Trombone, Timpani, Side Drum & optional Organ

Passion according to St. John
with 2 part chorus (based on music by William Byrd)

The Lord's Prayer
for Choir & Congregation

Full in the panting heart of Rome
Hymn - full harmony edition (A4 paper)