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Paul Carr: Requiem for an Angel

Sophie Bevan (soprano), Mark Stone (baritone)

Bath Philharmonia, Chorus Angelorum, Gavin Carr

Paul Carr's music shows that at his best, he's a composer as fine as any operating in this vein today...And you won't hear it better performed: the singing and playing are excellent from start...

Paul Carr: Requiem for an Angel

Sophie Bevan (soprano), Mark Stone (baritone)

Bath Philharmonia, Chorus Angelorum, Gavin Carr

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Paul Carr's music shows that at his best, he's a composer as fine as any operating in this vein today...And you won't hear it better performed: the singing and playing are excellent from start...

About

This is the World Premiere of a brand new choral classic which is already being performed by choral societies around the UK. Paul Carr is the new voice of English choral music and his brother Gavin is associate guest conductor of the Bath Philharmonia. The work is sung by the professional chamber choir Chorus Angelorum. The CD also includes three shorter choral pieces by Paul Carr.

Contents and tracklist

Requiem Aeternam
Track length7:28
Pie Jesu
Track length5:55
Chorale: Let Mine Eyes See Thee
Track length5:16
Sanctus
Track length5:17
Agnus Dei
Track length8:10
Song: Do I Love You
Track length3:55
Kyrie
Track length4:00
Lux Aeterna
Track length11:12

Awards and reviews

February 2011

Paul Carr's music shows that at his best, he's a composer as fine as any operating in this vein today...And you won't hear it better performed: the singing and playing are excellent from start to finish.

February 2011

This is lyrical, reflective, compassionate and, ultimately, uplifting work...Sophie Bevan and Mark Stone sing magnificently, soaring above and through the finely-blended Chorus Angelorum. Gavin Carr (brother of the composer) directs the Bath Philharmonia with a firm but persuasive touch.
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