Results for "Film music"

Dr Fred Cole

A classically trained pianist with a flair for blending genres, Dr Fred Cole crafts immersive soundscapes that journey through acoustic piano, ambient textures, experimental beats, jazz grooves, funk rhythms, and electronic vibes.  With years of experience both studying and performing, Fred’s music is a unique fusion that soundtracks life’s moments, whether introspective or energetic. Expect bold creativity, emotive melodies, and a fresh approach that defies categorisation.
 

Justin Fitzgerald

Born: August 7, 1969

Based on the picturesque South Coast of New South Wales, Australia, Justin Fitzgerald is a distinguished pianist and composer who seamlessly bridges the worlds of jazz, classical, and solo piano music. Drawing inspiration from legendary artists such as Bill Evans, John Coltrane, and Oscar Peterson, Justin cultivates a unique musical style that pays homage to his influences while carving out his own artistic identity.

With a keen ear for melody and harmony, Justin's compositions are characterized by their emotional depth and intricate arrangements. His work has garnered attention not just in the jazz community, but also in the realms of television and film. Justin's music has found its way into popular productions such as "The Path" and "5th Ward" on Hulu in the United States, as well as programming for Fox Sports, The History Channel, ABC, SBS, and Channel 10 in Australia. This widespread recognition is a testament to his versatility and ability to create music that resonates across various mediums.

Freysteinn Gíslason

Born: May 20, 1982

Freysteinn is deeply drawn to the process of making music—the slow, evolving journey of practice, discovery, and expression.

As a composer, he is constantly searching for new sounds, textures, and emotional landscapes, allowing each piece to emerge from a place of curiosity and honesty.

A dedicated double bassist and composer, Freysteinn has shaped his voice through years of focused study and international experience. He began his musical education at Félag Íslenskra Tónlistarmanna (FÍH) in Reykjavík, graduating in 2012. He then moved to the Netherlands to study at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague, where he completed his Bachelor’s degree in 2016. Continuing his artistic development, he pursued further studies at Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa (ESML) in Portugal.

Marco Oppedisano

Born: November 20, 1971

Marco Oppedisano is an American guitarist, recording artist and composer whose compositions focus on the innovative use of electric guitar in the genre of electroacoustic music. Since 1999, his compositions have utilized multitrack recording and extended performance techniques for electric guitar and bass. In addition to musique concrète, recent compositions by Oppedisano also consist of "live" electric guitar in combination with a fixed playback of various electronic, acoustic (specifically female voice courtesy of his wife, Kimberly Fiedelman) and sampled sounds.
Oppedisano has performed and recorded with the BIOS trio and with various contemporary music ensembles and musicians in the New York City area

Mohammad Basereh

Born: August 20, 1996

Mohammad Basereh | Composer, psychologist

محمد باسره | آهنگساز،روانشناس

Mohammad Basereh (born August 20, 1996, in Ilam, Iran) is an Iranian composer, music producer, sound engineer, sound designer, and psychologist. He holds an advanced degree in Psychology and has a history of publishing scientific articles in this field. He began his professional music career in 2011, completing specialized courses with renowned professors such as Fereydoon Shahbazyan (composition), Mohammad Reza Azadehfar (art and music therapy), and Nader Mashayekhi (film soundtrack). As a composer and producer of fusion music, he uses interactive technologies in his creative works. His compositions include soundtracks for films and theater productions that have been featured in national and international festivals. In his research and artistic works, he has integrated the scientific principles of psychology with the art of music.

Peter Heckmann

Independent Music/Film/Theater Producer, Multi-Instrumentalist, Mixing & Mastering Engineer and Multimedia Production Specialist with nearly five decades of experience in the entertainment and multimedia design industries. Peter Heckmann worked with a broad spectrum of clients in both the entertainment industry and corporate sectors.

His expertise has been achieved through forty-seven years of professional involvement in documentary video, feature film and music production, audio recording and engineering, stage design and theatrical production, multimedia and graphic design, investigative journalism and project management.

Kristoffer Rosing-Schow

Born: August 19, 1971

I like music. I like music a lot. i like Jim Jarmusch. I like food, and to make food (all day). I like that Asger Jorn gave mr. Guggenheim the finger. I like Tom Waits. I like things i don't understand. I like Ennio Morricone and Angelo Badelamenti. i like noisy music. I like to be very precise and delicate about small things. I like to spend hours pondering about small sentences i Ulysses. I like to dance. I like to loose track of time. I like to talk and listen. Don Delillo. Mingus (His shouting). I believe I am an atheist. I like to give up control (but it can be very hard). I want to fall into the arms of someone

Shueh-li Ong

Shueh-li is best known for the way she melds electronic-pop-rock-jazz, with her fav sci-fi instrument; the theremin, synths, tin-whistle, piano, and sound design. Shueh-li has recorded and produced 4 CDs and several singles to date. Australian born Shueh-li (Shelley) is known as 'Singapore's 1st & only diva of the theremin', and in Nashville as their 'Queen of the theremin'.

Though she has been compared to such self produced artists as Kate Bush, Madonna, and Yoko Kanno, Shueh-li's sound is very much her own.

Shueh-li is also founder & leader of Xenovibes (electronic-prog band.) Artists who have worked with her include Dean Parks, Shelley Carrol, Curtis Randall, Chuck Smith, Mike McKinney. 

Sarah Baker

Born: September 17, 1949

The Toots Project

When accordionist Toots Thielemans turned his attention to the chromatic harmonica, in occupied Belgium in the 1940s, he picked a chameleon of an instrument which was to lead to a musical career without boundaries. Was it something about this unique and rarely-heard instrument which took him into the worlds of bebop bands, electric funk, brazilian jazz and film & TV scores? Or was it the highly-personal voice of this soft-spoken North European gentleman which endeared him to the vanguard of American musicians and composers, from Charlie Parker to Quincy Jones, Benny Goodman to Jaco Pastorius? In a concert programme endorsed by Thielemans himself shortly before his death in 2016, harmonica maestro Phil Hopkins joins some of the UK’s most inventive jazz musicians to explore the eclectic repertoire of Toots