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Paul Halley is 
Co-founder and Creative Director
of Pelagos Music
the label,
location,
and site
for all
recordings,
compositions,
performances,
commissions,
tours,
writings,
thoughts,
dreams,
humor
and
passions
of
Paul
Halley.
 


 


 


Paul Halley at the organ at Cathedrale St-Sauveur, Aix-en-Provence

Paul Halley 
MA(Cantab.), FRCO, ARCT
      Five-time Grammy-winning
      composer, conductor, and performer

Co-Founder and Creative Director (1998 -)
 Pelagos Incorporated, Canaan, CT
Recordings, Music Publishing, Arts Management

Director of Music (2007 - )
University of King's College Chapel

University Musician (2007 -)
Atlantic School of Theology, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Founder and Artistic Director (1991-2007)
Joyful Noise, Inc., Torrington, CT
Chorus Angelicus and Gaudeamus
The Battell Chamber Orchestra and Brass

Director of Music (2007 - 2010)
St. George's Anglican Church, Halifax, NS

Director of Music (1998-2007)
Trinity Episcopal Church, Torrington, CT

Director of Music (1977-1990)
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York, NY

Principal Composer and Keyboardist (1980-1998)
The Paul Winter Consort, Litchfield, CT
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 Click shell to open Pelagos Music		 Paul Halley is the winner of five Grammy Awards for his contributions as writer and performer on recordings by the Paul Winter Consort, of which he was a member for eighteen years. Paul was Director of Music of The Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City for thirteen years, as well as the Founder and Artistic Director of the acclaimed choirs, Chorus Angelicus and Gaudeamus, based in Torrington, CT. Paul relocated to Halifax, Nova Scotia in 2007 to become Director of Chapel Music at the University of King's College, Director of Music at St. George's Anglican Church, and University Musician at Atlantic School of Theology...
     
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