Watch with score at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MaWeJxhnTA

Nottingham Cathedral Choir CD

Salve Regina (Choral) - Amy Summers

Deep in the ambient/ modern classical rabbit hole.

amysummerscomposer.com 

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.

I am a composer of classical guitar music and a singer-songwriter. My influences range from Bach to Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) including Leo Brouwer, Kate Bush, The Beatles, Queen, Mike Oldfield, AC/DC, Fiona Apple, Andrew York, Rachmaninov, Philip Glass, Joni Mitchell, Jethro Tull, Beck and Radiohead. My music is melodically driven and always with a sense of song not far away. I have written two books of classical guitar music: a collection of English Folk Songs and British Christmas Carols, both for Mel Bay (2021).

I was introduced to making music from age 4 or 5 when my dad took me to his band practice every week where I’d make the rounds “playing” drums, keyboards, an old upright piano, guitars and his ‘68 Fender P Bass (or 70’s MusicMan Stingray Bass). I owe a lot to the generosity and kindness of each of the band members. They were the catalyst that started me on my own musical path of discovery and creation that feeds my soul to this day. I continue to write, record, perform and cover the songs that move me (from the gypsy jazz era to present day), and I’m grateful for the chance to share it with others. Please check out my Instagram, amazingradio and YouTube pages for more, and my official debut EP “The Dakota EP” is streaming everywhere as well as for download on iTunes, Amazon and other sites as well! I appreciate any comments or feedback you may have to offer, if so moved. Thank you for listening,  -Tim 🙏🏻✌🏻

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.