Terence Thompson [1928 - 2010] was born in Staffordshire.
His career was that of composer, teacher, and clarinettist/saxophonist.  After military service with the Band of the South Staffordshire Regiment, he trained at the Birmingham School of Music as it then was, and from 1950-1959 he was music master at West Bromwich Technical High School, combining this with a short period as part-time clarinet tutor at the Birmingham School of Music.  From 1960-1966 he was a Head of Music, followed by part-time lecturing at West Midlands College of Education, and a full-time Senior Teacher post at Wolverhampton Music School.  Throughout this period he also taught clarinet and saxophone at an independent school, and continued his career as a free-lance orchestral player and recitalist.

[More pieces and biographical detail will be added as it becomes available. Any visitors to this site who have more information – biographical, musical or anecdotal – about this fine musician, should contact the Central Composers’ Alliance via David Fisher’s or Tarot Conway’s pages.]