My music is like a beach composed out of grains of sand, each one unlike any other. Each of my cd’s presents a different point of view. I concentrate every time on a specific musical genre represented by the singing and the verses, where as the orchestration introduces contrasting styles. Every cd creates parallel musical worlds, many different realities, many different grains of sand.
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I am a musician/composer from Denver, CO who is currently focusing on composing for film and other media. Cheers!

Carolina Contemporary Composers, or c3 for short, is a group of composers living in North Carolina's Triangle area.  We decided to pool our talents in order to share musical ideas, put together concerts, learn more about our craft, and present our music to the world.  Our individual musical styles vary, but you can expect to hear influences from across many genres in our compositions.  We hope that you enjoy them, and please spread the word about us if you do!  

Feel free to drop us an email if you are interested to know more about the group, or wish to discuss a collaboration. 

Tyson Gholston Davis (b.2000) is an American composer studying at The Juilliard School where is a recipient of the Jerome L. Greene Fellowship. Davis began composing at the age of eight years old and entered the University North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) as a high school freshman, studying with Lawrence Dillon. In the summer of 2019, Davis worked with the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America (NYO-USA) and Antonio Pappano to premiere his work, Delicate Tension, a piece that was commissioned by the American Embassy in Berlin for the 30th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The work was performed in Berlin, Edinburgh, and Hamburg. 

Since then, Davis has been a leading desired composer to be performed and commissioned by leading ensembles. He has been the recipient of more than 22 commissions by organizations such as; The Juilliard String Quartet, the Albany Symphony, The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, Eighth Blackbird, WQXR (New York Public Radio), New York New Music Ensemble, Metropolis Ensemble, and various other groups and soloist. 

His recently finished work, Amorphous Figures (String Quartet No. 2) was commissioned by Da Camera Society of Houston, The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and Chamber Music Cincinnati for the Juilliard String Quartet. The work will be premiered in April of 2023. Currently, Davis is backed up with commissions until mid-2024 with works for soprano saxophone and piano (for Robert Young), wind quintet (for Zephyros winds), solo piano (Jonathan Biss), and several others. 

Tyson’s favorite classical composers include Beethoven, Elliott Carter, Henri Dutilleux, Unsuk Chin, and Jacob Druckman. He also loves the pop music of Marvin Gaye, John Denver, Simon and Garfunkel, and many others. He lives in Washington Heights, NYC, and enjoys frequent walks in Fort Tryon Park.

Fabio Antonelli was born in Rome in 1966 and studied musicology and composition with some of the great Italian composers such as Ivan Fedele, Mario Garuti and Gabriele Manca. He graduated in Musicology at the University of Pavia (Italy) and in Composition in Conservatoire of Como (Italy), then he graduated at the master level of Composition in Conservatoire of Milan (Italy). He’s also d.doctored in Astrophysics and Cosmology at the University of Bologna ( Italy ).

With his work Antonelli try to give a presentation of the silence of the Universe. This is the project of his creativity. His music consists of fragments that are isolated and suspended in the Void. Summary of his theories that consist in the mathematical, abstract and theoretical definition. He imagines consistency with little forms of energy, maybe ethereal or material. This is the silence he’s searching for, an artistic expression of an energy. His works can be total or opening from little fragments with modern music techniques expressed his personal view.

Born in Cassino, Italy, in 1978, classical guitarist and composer Emanuele C. Torrente graduated with honors at the Conservatory L. Cherubini in Florence with the Maestro Alfonso Borghese of the Andrès Segovia's school and pursued his specialization at the Scuola di Musica Di Fiesole, Italy.
Torrente has formed many musical collaborations in Europe, America and Asia throughout the years.
In 2013 he composes a cycle of six “English Songs”, lieders on texts by famous Anglo-American poets.
In December 2014 he releases “Recordings 2004-2014”, a collection crowning ten years of composing activity.
In September of 2015, Torrente is invited by the Città di Gesualdo to celebrate the reopening of the castle of Prince Carlo Gesualdo di Venosa to the public, four hundred years after his death. On this occasion, he delivers an inaugural address to the town about the future of the polyphonic music of Italian tradition and, with the aim of connecting such music to the German tradition, he composes a madrigal in five voices on the words of a poem by Herman Hesse.
In April 2016, “If music and sweet poetry agree” for solo flute and inspired by the poetry of William Shakespeare, is performed at the Coningsby Gallery in London.
In August 2016, he performs the world premiere of a transcription of the "English Songs" for flute and guitar in Poppi, Tuscany.
In September 2017 he publishes the updated edition of the "Jazz Suite" with Da Vinci Records in Osaka, Japan.

Brad Croushorn Music ◊ Composer ◊ Songwriter

Composer/lyricist/performer.  Worked on many site specific, theatre, tv and radio productions. Toured music-led productions in UK and internationally.

Wesley is an American film, television, and game composer that loves creating music that tells a story. You'll find he is capable of writing for many diverse styles/genres. He never ceases to bring his melodies and motivic ideas to the forefront in his work, just like the greats of the past.

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