Hailed as "extremely moving" by New Music Box and "especially sweet" by the Austin American Statesman, the music of Joel Love (b. 1982) explores an eclectic mix of genres, from short video pieces to works for chamber and large ensembles.

Hailed by the New York Times for her "soaring melodies and beguiling harmonies," Dale Trumbore has received commissions, performances and awards from organizations including ACDA, ACME, Inscape Chamber Orchestra, Los Angeles Master Chorale, The Singers - Minnesota Choral Artists and VocalEssence. Learn more about her music at daletrumbore.com.

Armed with a pencil, paper, and modular synthesizers, composer and Arturia Artist Leanna Primiani's music oscillates between electronic modernism and orchestral abstraction across the classical, film, and ambient electronic music genres. Each musical expression parallels her fragmented existence as she works between the concert and Hollywood traditions. What matters most to Leanna is to use her musical voice to advocate for social change, writing works that focus on the issues that matter to her most: human trafficking, gender equality, and juvenile justice.
Leanna's recent film credits include Lifetime’s BAD franchise (McKenna Grace, Rob Lowe, Melissa Joann Hart), Fantasia FF runaway hit experimental horror short Ivory Wave, WIF/Fox Searchlight production of Signal, the award-winning feature documentary Altitude Not Attitude. Variety’s Jon Burlingame calls the music “one of the most remarkable… scores of the past season.” Her training as a classical composer and her fluency in composing orchestral works, coupled with her talents in electronic synthesis,  gives Leanna an advantage few other composers can boast of when scoring media.
A featured NPR and Apple Music Classical composer, Leanna has won two Toulmin Commissions from the League of American Orchestras and The American Composers Orchestra. The first commission, Neither Man Nor Money Validate My Worth for Chamber Orchestra, a tone poem dedicated to the survivors of human trafficking, was featured several times on NPR's Performance Today with over 2 million listeners nationwide. The second, VISIONS: Concerto for Orchestra, will be premiered by ROCO in 2026. Upcoming orchestral premieres include the 1874 Project at UI, No Hiding Place for Chamber Orchestra in Seattle, and Revolutionary Tryptic for Orchestra with orchestras from across the US.
Performances of her classical catalog include Carnegie Hall, Omaha Symphony, Rochester Philharmonic, Nashville Symphony, ROCO, American Composers Orchestra, Bang On A Can Music Festival at MASS MoCA, Wheeling Symphony, Kalamazoo Symphony, UT Wind Ensemble, Midwest Clinic, Seattle Collaborative Orchestra, United Nations 50 for Freedom campaign, International Clarinet Association, National Flute Association, Imani Wind Festival (NYC), Trio 212 in NYC, Left Coast Chamber Ensemble, Harvard Women’s Choral Festival, Atlanta Chamber Players, and the Hear/Now Festival in LA. In addition, Leanna was a featured composer at the 2021 Taiwan International Flute Festival and a composer-in-residence at The Millay Colony for the Arts in Upstate New York.

A devoted wife and mother,  Leanna earned a doctorate in composition from USC and has studied with such noted composers and conductors as Leonard Slatkin, Peter Eötvös, Morten Lauridsen, and Howard Shore. She is a voting member of the Recording Arts Academy, Television Academy, and a member of BMI, New York Women Composers, The Alliance of Women Film Composers, and The Society of Composers and Lyricists.

composer living in the woods // interested in tiny sounds, leaves, stacks of thirds, and music that jitters // Asst. Prof. of Composition, Yale School of Music

The Unfinished is me, Matt Bowdler. I am a composer and sound designer, producing synth soundsets and sample libraries - both commercial and bespoke.

My sounds can be heard in Hollywood feature films, hit US and UK television shows and also AAA game scores. If you are interested in using my sound design services, please get in touch.

Here you can listen to demo tracks for my products, little sound design experiments and a whole bunch of other stuff. If you are interested in my composing, please check out my other account at soundcloud.com/matt-bowdler-music

Brad Fowler earned his B.A. in Music from Missouri Western State University and his M.A. in Composition and Theory from Truman State University.

My music attempts to bring together varying styles and techniques (and hopefully subvert expectations on occasion). I've written for orchestras, bands, choral groups, chamber ensembles, theatre and film.

Upcoming projects include a bass trombone concerto, a song cycle and a score for a radio drama to be presented in podcast form.

I'm also an avid reader, music lover, film buff and cook.

I hope you enjoy the music. Feel free to drop me a line.

Founded in Grenoble, France, in 1999, Arturia specialises in the development of music software and hardware for professional, home studio producers and audio enthusiasts.
Focusing on innovation, we aim at providing musicians with unique means of creation for unforgettable performances.

💿 Here you can find tracks composed with presets from some of our soundbanks.

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Chris Hutchings is a Scottish composer based in Edinburgh, specialising in works for choir. His works have been performed by the National Youth Choir of Scotland, New London Singers, Cappella Nova, Scottish Voices, the Edinburgh Quartet, Daniel's Beard, Pure Brass, and a wide variety of professional and amateur groups around the world. He has received commissions from several groups in the UK and USA. Recent prizes include the Murau Music Festival Composition prize in 2019, Kantos Choir's composition prize in 2021, and winning the City of Oxford Choir's  "Breaking Ground" competition in 2025.

For more details, see http://www.hutchingsmusic.co.uk for details of upcoming performances, score samples, free arrangements, and more recordings.

Videos, many with scores, at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx7ao4fKMuVXVz0la0r0VrQ/

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