Paul Honey(I)
- Composer
- Music Department
- Soundtrack
Paul Honey's musical career began as a chorister at Westminster Abbey, where he sang daily in the choir. Since graduating from Southampton University where he studied music history, composition and orchestration, he has enjoyed a highly varied career, not only working as a composer and arranger, but as a performer, musical director and record producer.
Early on in his career he worked primarily as a pianist and keyboard player performing, recording and broadcasting all over Europe, North America, Japan and Australia. However, more recently he has concentrated on working solely as a composer, primarily for Film and TV as well as the concert platform.
Equally at home writing for large orchestra or small ensemble, Paul has composed music for a large number of productions, from quirky comedy (Blandings) to children's (the BAFTA- winning Old Jack's Boat) to documentary (A House Through Time). His score for the documentary feature The People's Piazza: A History of Covent Garden was nominated for a Royal Television Society and a Music and Sound award.
Early on in his career he worked primarily as a pianist and keyboard player performing, recording and broadcasting all over Europe, North America, Japan and Australia. However, more recently he has concentrated on working solely as a composer, primarily for Film and TV as well as the concert platform.
Equally at home writing for large orchestra or small ensemble, Paul has composed music for a large number of productions, from quirky comedy (Blandings) to children's (the BAFTA- winning Old Jack's Boat) to documentary (A House Through Time). His score for the documentary feature The People's Piazza: A History of Covent Garden was nominated for a Royal Television Society and a Music and Sound award.
