Spitfire Solo Strings, Spitfire Soft Piano (LABS)

Now recomposed for organ. Sheet music available through Oxford University Press at this link: https://global.oup.com/academic/product/the-oxford-book-of-organ-music-by-women-composers-9780193562721?cc=gb&lang=en&

Intermezzo for piano and solo strings

This is a side profile to my main Soundcloud account, showcasing my portfolio for film and video game music, and any copies of unreleased work for press/applications.

https://www.zdscomposer.co.uk

My main soundcloud link is 
https://soundcloud.com/zdscomposer

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Composer of choral & film music. Heard on BBC Radio 3 & 4. Music published by RSCM, OUP, Multitude of Voyces, Stainer & Bell and White Light Publishing.

Alumna of Trinity College of Music and University of Nottingham.

Wet Present is a record label, wholly owned by John Kline, for "The Music Therapy Experiment." and "John Kline.."   

A voting member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, Dr. John Kline is a psychologist and recording artist in Mobile, AL. He began playing music during his childhood in Montana, and has toured in a variety of bands during his adolescence and early adult life. He studied music and psychology in college, and later pursued graduate and post-doctoral scholarship in psychology. After being transplanted to Mobile AL ending a decade as an academic gypsy, John opened a private practice and began to construct a 40 track digital audio recording studio in Mobile AL. "The, guiTARDIS" is his sanctuary where nerves can de-jangle and worries can be left outside. Improvisational / compositional music therapy soothes. It may also help combat anxiety and depression. Improvisational / compositional music therapy also seems to result in creative musical output.

John has dozens of scientific publications to his credit on topics ranging from neuroscience and unconscious cognition to adult personality and psychopathology. In addition to his work with The Music Therapy Experiment, he has released several solo albums including“Different Drummers” (2012) and "Rixile Elixir" (2023). John enjoys creating for its own sake, and encourages artists, scholars, arm-chair philosophers, poets, and musicians, to be creative simply for the joy of it.

When I write music, I try to go on a journey to feel emotions, whatever they may be.  To me, music is a celebration of life; for all the pain and suffering we may endure, it is a gift to be alive. 

I hope music can take you on journeys of your own to places where you may want to be.  Thank you for listening.

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If anyone is interested in performing any of my works, please let me know.  I have scores available for some pieces and would gladly create the score for other works.

Joe Galuszka is an emerging British composer, conductor, and instrumentalist whose musical voice is shaped by his brass band roots and a passion for storytelling through sound. His diverse body of work spans chamber ensembles, brass bands, independent films, and documentaries, including the award-winning score for the Australian wildlife documentary Firekeepers of Kakadu, which earned the London Independent Film Award in 2020 and a Bronze Medal at the 2021 Global Music Awards. His tuba quartet Pandemic won 1st Prize in the When Tuba Come One International Composition Competition, while Disinformation was premiered by Swedish champions Solna Brass in 2023. A new milestone in his career, Joe's debut EP launches in 2025, led by The Liberation of Auschwitz, a powerful commemorative piece marking the 80th anniversary of Holocaust Memorial Day, supported by PRS, Help Musicians, and the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust. Commissioned by Arts Council England, Joe is currently writing Centenary for the Longwell Green Orchestra’s 100th anniversary, set for UK premiere in 2026.

Joe’s musical journey began with his grandfather’s organ playing, leading him to take up the trumpet and self-teach piano. He studied Music at Canterbury Christ Church University, earning a 2:1 while working under the guidance of Paul Edlin, Paul Patterson, and the late Sir Peter Maxwell Davies. During this time, his string orchestra piece Adventures premiered in 2012, and he founded the University Brass Ensemble, composing and arranging for Canterbury Cathedral’s graduation ceremonies. Returning to academia in 2017, he completed an MA in Composition for Film and Television at the University of Bristol, studying with Martin Kiszko and William Goodchild. Joe continues to refine his craft with BAFTA-winning composer Martin Phipps (The Crown), while also performing as a freelance instrumentalist across the South West with ensembles including the Bristol Symphony Orchestra, Tredegar Band and Flowers Band, the latter in the Royal Albert Hall. He is also proud to serve as a tutor and mentor for the National Children’s Orchestra of Great Britain.

Tear Down the Walls is a project inspired by the natural world and by the many worlds of science fiction, combining traditional and electronic sounds to create music on the margins between this reality and the fictional realities of our imaginations.

I began creating mixed media art during the early days of the pandemic by combining original piano compositions with my abstract paintings. The canvas, my personal stage, is where I’m free to let my inner thoughts share a story as colorful and messy as life so often is and I have grown accustomed to use this place as my source of inspiration and to grow as a person. And to safely fall flat on my ass without judgment or need to explain away the awkwardness of why I made a spontaneous creative choice that really has no broader significance than it being an outward expression of what was just an unconscious thought.

Intermezzo for piano and solo strings

Amy Summers