Talk:Paul Carr (composer)
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editRecording of CD by Leslie Olive with the English Arts Chorale on EM Records 201 Nigelgreenx (talk) 19:10, 4 October 2019 (UTC)
CD pub 2017 EMR CD0055. EAC member commissioned The Lamb (2015) from Paul. Premiere as yet unknown. EAC commissioned Stabat Mater from Paul. World premiere Oct 21st St Mary's church, Reigate. Interview with Paul http://englisharts.org/concerts/season-programme/2017-10-21Carr1. EAC commissioned Gloria from Paul Carr, world premiere Dec 1st 2018 St Mary's church, Reigate. Yet to be recorded Nigelgreenx (talk) 19:27, 4 October 2019 (UTC)