SONG LIST:

A LONG GOODBYE
ALL THAT LOVE SHOULD BE
ALL THAT MY HEART CAN HOLD
AMOUR
ANGELS
ANY MAN'S DEATH
AVE MARIA
AWAKENING
AWAY IN A MANGER
AYER
BABY DON'T CRY
BENEATH THE SNOW
BREAKING MY HEART IN TWO
CELEBRATION
CHORALE
CHRISTMAS MEDLEY
CODA
CROWN OF ROSES
DANNY BOY
DIALOGUE
DREAM THE DREAM
ENTR'ACTE
EPILOGUE
EVOCATION
FIREDANCE
FLIGHT OF THE SNOWBIRDS
GO GENTLY
GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN
GOODBYE LOVE
GRACE (AT THE END OF THE DAY)
GRACE NOTES (GYMNASTICS THEME)
HEALING
HER LAST GOODBYE
HOME TO STAY
HOW LOVE SHOULD BE
I DO
I REALLY DON'T WANT FOR MUCH
I STILL BELIEVE (PRELUDE)
IF YOU CAN'T FEEL LOVE
IT CAME UPON A MIDNIGHT
JESU, JOY OF MAN'S DESIRING
JUST BECAUSE
JUST FOR ONCE
JUST OUT OF REACH
LULLABY (FOR EMMA)
MY HEAVEN BENEATH THE STARTS
NOT LIKE THIS
O HOLY NIGHT
O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM
PAVAN
PROLOGUE
RENDEZ-VOUS (LOVE LIGHTS THE WORLD 1987)
RUNNING
SAILING TO BYZANTIUM
SILENT NIGHT
SISTER'S THEME
SOME OTHER TIME
SPECTRUM
THE BALLET
THE BEST OF ME
THE FIRST NOEL
THE TWO OF US
THIS TIME
TRANCE
WHATEVER WE IMAGINE
WHY MUST CHRISTMAS BE ONLY ONCE A YEAR
WITH YOUR HAND ON MY HEART

JEREMY LUBBOCK

One of the music industry's most respected artists, songwriters, arrangers and producers, Jeremy Lubbock's versatility and talent are matched only by his extensive resume. This behind-the-scenes maestro is an important presence in popular music, having proved his unique ability to work with a wide array of musical styles and a diverse roster of talent.

A gifted and mostly self-taught pianist, Lubbock was introduced to music by his father (a classically trained musician) at age three. For the next fifteen years, Lubbock immersed himself in the study of classical music and composition, discovering jazz and the great American songwriters in his late teenage years.

While attending Oxford University and the London Architectural Association, Lubbock worked his way through school by playing piano and singing at small clubs in London and Paris. Discovered by an agent, Lubbock signed a single deal and recorded the song "Catch A Falling Star," produced by Sir George Martin. Throughout the fifties and sixties, Lubbock, was a traveling musician, playing small venues, absorbing multiple musical influences and perfecting his skills. By the early seventies, Lubbock's talents at arranging music earned him freelance work for the BBC and ITV in London where he used his classical background to work with big band and radio orchestras. While respected and successful, Lubbock's wasn't finding his work personally fulfilling enough.

In 1977, Jeremy Lubbock relocated to Los Angeles and immediately began working on Joni Mitchell's "Mingus" album and Minnie Riperton's final album, "Minnie." His unique approach caught the ear of legendary producers Quincy Jones and David Foster who brought Lubbock in to add his talents to a number of prestigious projects and his career has continued on a superstar trajectory ever since.

Arranging career highlights include Grammy Awards for Chicago's "Hard Habit To Break"; the Olympics Gymnastics theme "Grace"; the classic "When I Fall In Love" as recorded by Celine Dion for the Sleepless In Seattle soundtrack; Barbra Streisand's "Luck Be A Lady Tonight"; and Whitney Houston's "I Have Nothing." Most recently, Lubbock arranged several songs on Rod Stewart's "Standards" album, arranged three songs on Michael Jackson's "Invincible" album, arranged "America The Beautiful" for Mary J. Blige's and Marc Anthony's performance at the Super Bowl in 2002 and "The Star Spangled Banner" for the Backstreet Boys' performance at the Super Bowl in 2001. Lubbock was the master-crafter who arranged the posthumous Frank Sinatra duet of "All The Way" with Celine Dion and the man who arranged the orchestral production of Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" for P. Diddy's remake of the classic for the motion picture "Godzilla."

Songwriting career highlights include "The Best Of Me" (co-written with David Foster and Richard Marx) which was a #2 hit for British pop legend Cliff Richard in 1989. Barry Manilow, Kenny Rogers and Olivia Newton-John have all chosen to cover that song as well. Other songwriting success stories for Lubbock include "With Your Hand Upon My Heart" recorded by Patti LaBelle and Michael Crawford; "Ayer" recorded by Luis Miguel; "This Time" recorded by Neil Diamond; "Home To Stay" recorded by Josh Groban; "Not Like This" recorded by Al Jarreau; "The Sound of Love" recorded by Jennifer Holliday; and "Whatever We Imagine" recorded by James Ingram.

In the world of film, Lubbock's credits include music for "The Color Purple," "Nuts," "Listen To Me," "With Honors" and "Waiting to Exhale."

Over the past thirty years, Lubbock's talents have enabled him to continue working within many genres of music and he continues to collaborate with artists as wide-ranging as Sting, Madonna, Dolly Parton, Michael Bolton, Natalie Cole, Kirk Franklin, k.d. Land, Toni Braxton, Elton John, Jewel, Barbra Streisand, Dionne Warwick and Celine Dion.

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MPCA proudly represents Jeremy Lubbock's original compositions as well as his star-turn arrangements.

For more information on Jeremy Lubbock, please visit www.jeremylubbock.com