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Nigel Paul Paterson is a British musician. Paterson began his career in the early 1960s, singing, playing the guitar, mandolin and tenor recorder in the folk group , with Dave Moran and Nic Jones. In 1971 Paterson graduated from Brentwood College of Education (Anglia Ruskin University) where he studied composition, harmony, counterpoint and orchestration with Harold Dexter and contemporary composers' working methods with Annea Lockwood. Paterson also studied classical guitar at Trinity College, London. After teaching for a few years, Paterson freelanced, playing the guitar, arranging and composing for Chappell & Co., Boston Music (USA) and International Music Publications. An original choral work Here is the News received its first performance at The Royal Albert Hall on 18 May 1972 perfor