Professor Paul Mealor BA, PhD, FRSA (born 25 November 1975) is a Welsh composer. Mealor’s motets, songs and cycles have been performed, broadcast and recorded by artists around the world. He composed the song "Wherever You Are", based on letters to and from troops serving in Afghanistan, and sung by the military wives choir created by Gareth Malone. In the 2012 Classic FM Hall of Fame, he was voted the 'nation's favorite living composer' and succeeded in achieving the highest placing of any new entry in the history of the Hall of Fame with his ‘'Wherever You Are’’ charting at No 5.
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