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I play all sorts of music on my accordion in different places in the world.

Jazz, Funk and Blues guitarist, Composer and occasional 'computer music' maker.

I'm from Dublin. Living in London. Here's a selection of my music and a couple of collaborations.

Vocalist/Composer/Poet/Pianist

German-Canadian musician Annina Melissa is a classically trained pianist, vocalist and songwriter whose work focuses on the expression of  macabre and morbid aspects of the human condition. 
The London-based artist combines ambient, electronic and metal elements with opulent orchestral arrangements and strong visuals - often experimenting with eerie, unusual sounds and haunting clean vocals. Revolving around sombre subjects and the darker facets of life her music depicts autobiographical struggles and takes the listener on a cathartic journey of raw emotion and versatility. Currently self-produced, Annina Melissa takes influence from sources as varied as personal traumata, her love for Victorian Gothic literature, philosophy, elaborate classical and film compositions as well as a profound passion for expressive music transcending numerous genres to develop a sound familiar yet unique in its own right.
As well as being an international touring musician and accomplished lyricist who has written and collaborated with a variety of musicians she further demonstrates her creativity by working closely with designers and photographers as a published alternative model.

Producer/Composer/Sound Designer BM + MM Peabody Conservatory

Luiz Henrique Yudo (1962 -) is a Dutch/Brazilian composer of Japanese descent. He received his training as an architect at the University of São Paulo (FAU-USP) and later studied at the Nederlandse Film en Televisie Academie in Amsterdam. 
He studied privately with the Brazilian composer Damiano Cozzella and the American composer Tom Johnson. Many of his compositions are strongly inspired by visual associations. He writes scores in which there are aspects left open to the musicians in order to create an individual interpretation. Performers of his music are therefore invited to play a very active role in the creative process. 

Scores and catalogue available on request 
luizyudo@yahoo.com

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