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Raymond Deane (born 1953, Achill Island) is a contemporary freelance Irish composer and author. His work "Seachanges (with Danse Macabre)" (the first work in his Macabre Trilogy) is currently study material on the Leaving Certificate Music syllabus in Ireland. He has lived in Dublin, Basel, Cologne, Berlin, Oldenburg, Paris, and Fuerth.
He studied music in University College Dublin, Ireland, from 1970 till 1974.
He was a founder member of the Association of Young Irish Composers which later became the Association of Irish Composers, the Irish branch of the International Society for Contemporary Music.
Numerous recordings of his works have been made, on the Naxos, Black Box, and RTE labels.
Deane is also well known for his work as a political activist.

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Raymond Deane (born 1953, Achill Island) is a contemporary freelance Irish composer and author. His work "Seachanges (with Danse Macabre)" (the first work in his Macabre Trilogy) is currently study material on the Leaving Certificate Music syllabus in Ireland. He has lived in Dublin, Basel, Cologne, Berlin, Oldenburg, Paris, and Fuerth.
He studied music in University College Dublin, Ireland, from 1970 till 1974.
He was a founder member of the Association of Young Irish Composers which later became the Association of Irish Composers, the Irish branch of the International Society for Contemporary Music.
Numerous recordings of his works have been made, on the Naxos, Black Box, and RTE labels.
Deane is also well known for his work as a political activist. He was a founding member and former chairperson of the Ireland Palestine Solidarity
Campaign.
Selected works
- Seachanges
- Concerto for Oboe and Large Orchestra
- Ripieno for large orchestra
- Violin Concerto
Operas: The Poet and his Double/The Wall of Cloud
String Quartets I-IV
Novel: Death of a Medium (Odell & Adair 1991)
Sources
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- Monograph: RAYMOND DEANE by Patrick Zuk; Field Day Publications, Dublin 2006 [ISBN -10 0-946755-29-9]
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