Peregrinus Gravani [Gravany, Grawani, Kravani, Krawani, Kravaný] (13/01/1732 - 18/04/1815), an Italian composer, born in Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou, died in Brno. Moravian clerical composer. Little is known of his musical education, save that it must have been in or around Jaromerice, where there was a good Jesuit Gymnasium. In 1762 he became regens chori at the church of St, Jacob in Brno, a position he retained his entire life. A Premonstratensian monk, he formed a massive music library, drafting one of the earliest thematic catalogs of its large collection. As a composer, he idolized Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whose style he followed closely. His own music has, however, received little attention. It includes 12 Requiems as well as several hundred other sacred works.