Paul Burnell

Welcome to this music site for Paul Burnell. Here you can find sheet music, blog articles and some recordings relating to this UK-based composer.

Paul Burnell was born in 1960, Ystrad, South Wales and now lives and writes in London. Albums include 'Leaving the Party on Pluto', 'Good to Go', 'Sticking with Childish Things', 'Face Each Aged Ache' 'Cabbage Heads', 'Accompanied Readings Vol. 1' and 'Acute Suites'. The album 'It May Have Been' with pianist James Bacon was released in 2016, and 'Accompanied Readings Vol. 2' was released in 2018.

The piece 'Birthday' was selected by Leatherhead Choral Society for their composition competition and will be performed by them in July 2018.

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Plaisir d'amour, for instruments in four parts - Score and Parts: Clássico / Arranjo
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Four Minutes - Four Daydreams, for flexible ensemble
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2 Ping, for piano, optional: drone on low G, bowls
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Ophelia's Last Song, for solo unaccompanied female voice
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All the Same, for flexible ensemble - Score
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Just Before Dawn, for piano(s) and/or other instruments
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04 março 2018, Artigo
Composer Outlook Interview with Borough New Music: As a preview to Series 6 of Borough New Music, the composer Paul Burnell talks about his work, which features in the opening recital by Chris Brannick & Sara Stowe on Tuesday 6 March 2018. Interview by Clare Simmonds. Read the full ...; 03 janeiro 2018, Artigo
Accompanied Readings Vol. 2 now released: The second volume of Accompanied Readings is now released. The album contains seven of fourteen accompaniments, composed by Paul Burnell, to spoken word texts published between the years 1886 and 1899. The scores and parts for the pieces are ...