Soundscape of the Tatra Mountains (1st order ambisonic) with musical arrangement (piano, vocal, el double bass, synths)
Recording, production, mix: Katia Sochaczewska
Vocals: harmonies, arrangement, performance: Susanna Jara

Soundtales: Tatra

The soundtrack to a short film: Pebble Moon

Fantasy drama produced by C&P students at Leeds University.
'7-year-old Lily looks to the story of the Pebble Moon to understand what true family means.'

Crew
Lian Furness (Director & Co-writer)
Ellen Crane (Co-writer and Producer)
Josh White (Executive Producer & Line Producer)
Taylor Fawcett (Director of Photography)
Henry Hayhurst-France (Editor)
Josh Edgington (First Assistant Director)

Music by Dani Howard
© www.danihoward.com

Dream Sequence

My newest work written for symphony orchestra

Symphonic Fantasy

Third movement of my Symphonic Dances for Orchestra, inspired by and as a homage to Rachmaninoff's work of the same name.

Symphonic Dances 3rd Movement

Fanfare for Brass Octet written for 2024 Adelaide Conservatorium Graduation Ceremony

Graduation Fanfare for Brass Octet

Central Business District depicts the hustle and bustle of life in the big city

CBD for Orchestra

This is a four-part choral composed in 2025 (Soprano, Alto. Tenor, Bass). The lyrics come from a poem, "Do Not ask Me to Remember", by Owen Darnell < https://www.alzheimers.net/do-not-ask-me-to-remember-poem>. The poem is about Alzheimers/dementia. The poem resonated with me because I watched my mother slowly lose herself to the void. Again, no singers, just woodwinds representing the four voices.

Do Not Ask Me to Remember

First Movement of Quartet No.2 in C Major by Benjamin Betelli, performed by Australian String Quartet

07 Quartet No.2 in C Major - Benjamin Betelli

A recent recording made of composition 'Ascending To Serenity' written 2013.

Score and parts available here: https://www.howardcoll.com/product-page/ascending-to-serenity

Often when living in the midst of a busy city, it becomes far too easy to lose sight of perspective. Inspired by the Icon of the London Eye, Ascending to Serenity (commissioned by the Pacific Trio London) for piano, bass clarinet and violin, aims to take the listener on a path journeying beyond daily life. Beginning at ground level, surrounded by everyone and everything, the listener is soon lifted above the rooftops of London, able to observe their world on an unfamiliar scale. Looking high over the city, this music aims to offer appreciation of an unexplored beauty in our familiar environment. The music gradually dips back into a now more grounded reality, allowing for clarity of thought upon return to our daily lives.

Performed by Maria Setiadi (Piano), Emma Burgess (Bass Clarinet), Laia Braun (Violin)
© Dani Howard 2016

Ascending To Serenity

John Cameron - Liquid Sunshine - 1973 [Library Music]

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Do Not Ask Me to Remember

Eddie Sikorski