Il détient également un titre de champion dEurope des 100 km par équipes en 2010. Raymond married Joyce Rape in 1959 but they later divorced he is survived by their two daughters, Susan and Patricia, three grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Régis Raymond est un athlète français, né à Montbard le 20 octobre 1971, adepte de la course dultrafond et champion de France des 100 km en 2010. His monument is his music, which will continue to sound in backwoods chapels in Georgia and Alabama – and way beyond (as far as South Korea) – for generations to come. + C 23.41 shipping + C 23.41 shipping + C 23. Raymond was steeped in the Sacred Harp tradition: he researched it, wrote about it, led singing schools and was for 16 years president of the Sacred Harp Publishing Company. They are in the familiar Hamrick style, some recalling the work of his (and my) favourite New England composers of the Revolutionary period around 1800, William Billings, Timothy Swan and Daniel Read, and most displaying Raymond’s generosity to all four voices: everyone gets a good tune – even the altos. It appears (under a different name) in The Georgian Harmony: a revised and enlarged hardback edition was published in 2012 and 57 of the songs have been recorded on a double CD. A group of us gave it its world premiere in a circus tent at our 2009 festival. En 1987, Raymond Hardy avait inauguré le poste de directeur général des services d’Ergué-Gabéric, petite commune de 3 000 habitants. Back then, Chaisson was the all time Boston College leader in average goals per game per season with 2.07 for the 1940-41 season in which he scored twenty-nine. Raymond once sent me a packet containing a small collection of tunes, including one named Bollington, after the town where I live. His fascination with Sacred Harp music started only after he returned from second world service in the US army air corps: lacking his prewar circle of friends, he went to a Sacred Harp singing session with his older brother, and eventually developed his interest by correspondence with an authority on the subject, George Pullen Jackson. He was born in Macon, to Horace and Ida (nee Berry), and developed an early interest in classical music. Raymond Hamrick’s tune Lloyd, sung at the Liberty Baptist Church, Henagar, Alabama Boise, 76, of West Falls, a retired auto mechanic, died Tuesday (April 25, 2000) in Mercy Hospital after a long illness.
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