Voices of Angels

Album Description

"Voices of Angels" is a captivating exploration of faith and spirituality, crafted by the talented Liam Lawton. Released in 2017 under GIA Publications, Inc., this album is a serene and reflective journey through the role of angels in our lives, inviting listeners into a deeper understanding of divine presence.

The album spans 38 minutes, featuring 10 beautifully composed tracks that blend traditional hymns with contemporary arrangements. From the opening "Missa de angelis: Kyrie" to the closing "Ever We Praise You," each song is a testament to Lawton's ability to create music that resonates with both the heart and the soul.

Highlights include the soothing "In Silence & Peace," the uplifting "Rise Up," and the familiar carol "Angels We Have Heard on High," arranged by Richard Proulx for choir. "Voices of Angels" is not just a collection of songs; it's a prayer ritual designed to inspire and uplift, making it a perfect addition to any collection of spiritual music. Whether you're a longtime fan of Liam Lawton or new to his work, this album offers a profound and enriching experience.

May 12, 2017

2017 GIA Publications, Inc.

About Liam Lawton

Liam Lawton is a distinctive voice in the world of sacred and inspirational music, blending his talents as a singer-songwriter with his vocation as a Roman Catholic priest. With over two decades of composing and performing, Lawton has carved out a unique niche, creating music that resonates deeply with audiences in Ireland and beyond. His gentle, ethereal voice and heartfelt lyrics have earned him multi-platinum status for several of his 14 recorded collections. Lawton's music is a staple in choirs and for individuals worldwide, offering a sense of peace and inspiration. His latest album, "Healing Song," is a testament to his enduring ability to touch the hearts of those who listen. Lawton's journey began with theological training at St Patrick's College, Maynooth, where he was influenced by the Director of Sacred Music, Sean Lavery. Ordained in 1984, Lawton's parish work and teaching roles have further enriched his musical perspective, making his performances and recordings a deeply personal and spiritual experience.