Mark Edgley Smith

Mark Edgley Smith, also written Mark Edgley-Smith (20 March 1955 – 26 July 2008) was a British composer. He was born in Wimbledon and educated at Tiffin School, Kingston upon Thames. It was at Tiffin that he began to compose seriously, and he later went to study music at the Queen’s College, Oxford. Mark Edgley Smith had a daughter, Anna February Edgley-Smith (born 25 February 1983), and a son, Milo Henry Edgley-Smith (born 4 May 1999). He died in Cheltenham, aged 53. Chronological list of compositions many juvenilia omitted *Go-round for brass quintet, Op.1 (1976, revised 1983) *Campanile for flute, harp and harpsichord, Op.2 (1976) *Magnificat and Nunc dimittis English text for three equal voices, Op.3 (1975) *Occasional fanfare for brass, piano and percussion (1976, orch. 1983) *Quinta essentia for brass sextet, Op.4 (1977) *Fire festival for mixed chamber choir, Op.5 (1977-8) *The House of Sleep John Gower for mezzo and 9 instruments, Op.6 (1982-3) *Six starsongs for children’s voices, piano and percussion, Op.7 (1983) *In nomine for 6 instruments, Op.8 (1983) *Planh for small orchestra, Op.9 (1984) *Panic relation for clarinet and piano, Op.10 (1985) *Vancouver songbook, Volum