 (1928, words Christina Rossetti), composed in memory of his sons lost in the war.There is also a collection of descants to various hymn tunes, several of which are still in use today ("Common Praise" [2000] includes four).During the war Gray composed a cycle of partsongs entitled "1914" and an "Elegy" (1915) for organ and strings (or solo organ) in memory of the composer W C Denis Browne, who had been the organ scholar at Clare College, Cambridge and who died in action in 1915.