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I am a British Composer, Conductor, Orchestrator and Organist based in Kent, England.
As a Composer, I have been writing music for over 20 years. My compositional output for the most part, especially earlier on, is directed mostly as my own instrument, the Organ.
However, in 2011, my musical interests took a massive change. I saw the Nintendo E3 Summit from the (then) Nokia Theatre in LA. It was the special 25th Anniversary of the Legend of Zelda and, being a passionate Nintendo lover, I was completely transfixed by the whole scale of the spectacle, especially the Live Orchestra!! I quickly started going to the Symphony of the Goddesses Concert whenever it came to the UK; it was then that I wanted to become involved in the Video Game Concert industry and make some contribution to music from another great passion of mine: Video Gaming. I had been playing Nintendo Video Games almost as long as I had been composing, and the wonderful worlds of the Legend of Zelda and Super Mario were a huge part of my past. I started playing Ocarina of Time when it was released, then the later games one by one after that, all the way up to the most recent ones: Skyward Sword and Breath of the Wild. After writing a piece of my own, I then wrote music for the Symphony of the Goddesses Concert.
I currently work with Materia Collective, a group specialising in Videogame music arrangements, and currently work freelance in capacity as a composer, conductor and orchestral arranger
As a Composer, I have been writing music for over 20 years. My compositional output for the most part, especially earlier on, is directed mostly as my own instrument, the Organ.
However, in 2011, my musical interests took a massive change. I saw the Nintendo E3 Summit from the (then) Nokia Theatre in LA. It was the special 25th Anniversary of the Legend of Zelda and, being a passionate Nintendo lover, I was completely transfixed by the whole scale of the spectacle, especially the Live Orchestra!! I quickly started going to the Symphony of the Goddesses Concert whenever it came to the UK; it was then that I wanted to become involved in the Video Game Concert industry and make some contribution to music from another great passion of mine: Video Gaming. I had been playing Nintendo Video Games almost as long as I had been composing, and the wonderful worlds of the Legend of Zelda and Super Mario were a huge part of my past. I started playing Ocarina of Time when it was released, then the later games one by one after that, all the way up to the most recent ones: Skyward Sword and Breath of the Wild. After writing a piece of my own, I then wrote music for the Symphony of the Goddesses Concert.
I currently work with Materia Collective, a group specialising in Videogame music arrangements, and currently work freelance in capacity as a composer, conductor and orchestral arranger
