Norman Peterkin
Born: 21st December 1886, Liverpool
Died: 15th December 1982, Guilford
Nationality: British
George Norman Peterkin was an English composer and music publisher. He is perhaps best known today for his brief song "I heard a piper piping".
Peterkin was born in Liverpool and was mostly self-taught in music. He started work with the local organ builder Rushworth & Dreaper in the late 1900s, moving to their Singapore office in 1911, and later to Hong Kong. While there he established himself as a pianist and also began to compose, much influenced by Cyril Scott.
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- A Little Wind Came Blowing (1)
- Advice to Girls (1)
- All Suddenly the Wind Comes Soft (1)
- Beata Solitudo (1)
- Dubbuldideery (1)
- Five Poems from the Japanese (1)
- Hours of Idleness (1)
- I Heard a Piper Piping (1)
- I Wish and I Wish (1)
- If I Be Living in Éirinn (1)
- Little Red Hen (1)
- Never More, Sailor (1)
- O Men from the Fields (1)
- Pierrette in Memory (1)
- Rune of the Burden of the Tide (1)
- Sleep, White Love (1)
- So We'll Go No More A-Roving (1)
- Song of the Water Maiden (1)
- The Bee's Song (1)
- The Chaste Wife's Reply (1)
- The Fiddler (1)
- The Fidil Is Singing (1)
- The Garden of Bamboos (1)
- The Song of Fionula (1)
- The Song of the Secret (1)
- The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls (1)
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