Paul Mealor who wrote Ubi Caritas for the royal wedding has composed a new song for the third-in-line to the throne
Kate Middleton won’t have to worry about flexing her vocal chords once her baby arrives as composer Paul Mealor, who penned Ubi Cartias for the royal wedding, has created a special track for the new arrival.
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According to The Scotsman he has invited Hayley Westenra to sing on the record that will be included in her new album of lullabies called Hushabye. An insider told the newspaper: ‘After writing music for the Royal Wedding it seemed natural to provide the musical accompaniment for the next stage of the royal couple’s journey together.’
And it appears the track is in good hands, Paul Mealor was commissioned to write a new song for Kate Middleton’s wedding two years ago and Hayley Westenra has sung for Prince Charles.
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Speaking about her latest royal performance Haley said: ‘Paul and I got together to work on a song called Sleep On in honour of William and Kate’s new arrival as it’s such a joyous occasion which we can all celebrate.’
The album will be delivered to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge before the birth, and will no doubt help during many sleepless nights that await them.
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