Albert Hay Malotte

Albert Hay Malotte, who started his profession while an organist, is best-known for his music environment of “The Lord’s Prayer,” performed and recorded by both classical and popular singers (and produced famous through the entire U.S. after it had been performed in a number of 9/11 fund-raising concerts). Nevertheless, it was declined by the web publishers to whom Malotte provided it, until it had been championed by baritone John Charles Thomas. In lots of ways, it represents his result: fairly easy, focused on spiritual configurations, melodic, and extremely singable. However, furthermore to “The Lord’s Prayer,” “The Beatitudes,” as well as the “23rd Psalm,” he was also a prolific film music composer, composing (both acknowledged and uncredited) the ratings for nearly 40 films through the 1930s and ’40s, including Ferdinand le Bull.