Composer, pianist, conductor, theatre director, teacher

Studied composition with Malcolm Williamson and Elisabeth Lutyens. Many broadcasts worldwide. Best known from CDs 'Voices from the Sea' (Meridian Records), 'Simplicius' (Claudio Records) and for 'Urizen' for viola and piano.

English composer and performer 

Blurring the lines between ambient, classical in a mesmerising, sensual blend of original instrumental landscapes 

Brighton based composer, Paul Terry, is someone who is continually reimagining his role as a music creator; having written for films, orchestras, choirs, rock bands and ensembles. He is an international performer, and is due to embark on a summer festival tour performing a new set of piano compositions. 

Influences include Philip Glass, Yann Tierson, Chopin, Debussy and Michael Nyman

Most tracks are also available on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Bandcamp, YouTube, Deezer, Amazon and Google play (see links)

These SoundCloud posts contain most of my work, and the pieces in the series of 5 Legacy playlists are all those by which I would most like to be remembered. They begin with Noche Oscura, which I wrote in 1976, and end with Broken Forms from 2021 and the opera Russian Jerusalem and the anthem Even-Song, completed in 2022.
Details of all my compositions, and information about their publication, can be found at my publisher's address: Ricordi London (http://www.ricordi.com/en-US/Composers/H/Hopkins-John.aspx)

Composer Sussex UK
Clive Whitburn's music has been performed in theatres, venues and festivals throughout the UK and in USA and Australia. Recent performances have been in London, Eastbourne, Brighton, Alfriston, Horsham and Uckfield. 

Clive writes music in a wide range of styles and genres.  His music tells unusual and fascinating stories, as in "Messages from the Sea, or explores themes which he believes important as in "Music for Rooftops" and "The Furies /Soft Rains" His music is usually, but not exclusively, tonal and melodic. It is rooted in the classical and baroque traditions as well as modern popular styles and what has come to be known as new music. 

He is  fascinated by the physical placement of performers and  site specific music.  "Music for Rooftops" is written  for a brass quintet placed on the roof of an iconic building, with three additional trumpets on nearby rooftops. The sound ricochet's and swirls around the audience below. "Between The Aisles" moves flutes around the audience.

An experienced choral singer, Clive has performed frequently with the major orchestras, including the RPO, LSO, BBCSO, CBSO and Philharmonia, under such conductors as Vladimir Ashkenazy and Richard Hickox and in major venues including the Royal Albert and Festival Halls, the O2 Arena  and in Europe.

He has also performed extensively with two acoustic duos, “5th Quarter”  and “Loggerheads”.

More information: https://www.clivewhitburn.com

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