Paul miles kingston biography meaning

British singer

Paul Miles-Kingston (born 8 April 1972, in London, England), is a British singer who achieved fame as a boy soprano classical singer.

Childhood and singing career

In 1982, Paul Miles-Kingston won a choral scholarship into Winchester Cathedral Choir.

Paul miles kingston biography meaning

While a chorister, he sang many solos in services, broadcasts and oratorios; he toured Western Canada with the choir in 1983, and sang with them at the BBC Proms. He won several prizes as a chorister for his solo singing and also for his musical contribution at The Pilgrims' School (the Winchester Cathedral Choir School).

Miles-Kingston achieved success as treble soloist in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Requiem appearing with Sarah Brightman, Plácido Domingo and The Winchester Cathedral Choir at the world premiere in New York City and the British premiere in Westminster Abbey.

Miles-Kingston was awarded a silver disc for the single, Pie Jesu, which reached number 3 in the charts, and also receive