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Chris is a sound designer, voice actor and composer for linear and interactive media. He holds a degree from Berklee College of Music and has had the pleasure to provide sound design, audio repair, and music to award-winning indie projects.

Stefano Fasce is a contemporary classical composer and accomplished flautist, originally from Italy and now based in London. His debut album Solitary Places is out 20 November 2020, with lead single Human in digital stores on 16 October 2020.

Solitary Places was recorded at Metropolis Studios in London with the support of the hClub Foundation Emerging Creatives programme. It is a work that blurs the lines between classical tradition, cinematic and electronic to bring contemporary classical music to a new audience.

Stefano is also a successful film composer with works including Dead Birds (2018) which was shortlisted for a Student Academy Award and My Time (2018) which was long-listed for the Academy Awards. His score for Dear Mr. Burton (2020) won Best Original Score at the International Sound & Music Festival.

Paul Stovall is an award-winning Seattle-based composer. An advocate for new music, Paul has had the privilege of performing contemporary works including Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians as part of Western’s NowHearThis! modern music ensemble, as well as works by composers from the Pacific Northwest area. His music has been performed by the Seattle Opera, the Common Tone Music Festival, and Original Music/New Ideas (OM/NI) in El Paso, Texas. Paul holds degrees from Western Washington University, the Seattle Film Institute, and recently completed his work as a graduate teaching assistant at the Lionel Hampton School of Music (University of Idaho), where he studied composition with Ruby Fulton. Previous teachers include N. Lincoln Hanks, Jennifer Jolley, Roger Briggs, Todd Smith, Adam Haws, Charles Halka, Lesley Sommer, and Hummie Mann.

Michael Sciabbarrasi is a composer, sound designer and drummer from Rome, Italy.
He always had passion for music and, at the age of 9, he started to play drums and many other instruments.
His music is focused on orchestral, experimental sound design, modern synthetic features, powerful percussion and impactful arrangements mostly designed for film and videogames.

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Hey, I'm Thomas, composer of video game music/ film music/ new classical music, and a pianist. Check out my website www.thomashoehl.com or the collaboration with sound designer Christian Wittmoser www.soundspores.com and and give me a feedback about how you like my music. Thanks a lot :)

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Born on February 7, 1982, in João Pessoa (Brazil), Marcílio Onofre is a composer, pianist and researcher. He graduated in piano from the Federal University of Paraíba - UFPB - and obtained his Masters in Composition at the same institution under the guidance of composer Dr. Eli-Eri Moura. In 2013 he obtained his Artist Diploma from Music Academy in Crakow under the guidance of Dr. h.c. Krzysztof Penderecki, with scholarship of Brazilian Mozarteum. Marcílio works at the UFPB Department of Music as a professor at the Music Undergraduate Program. He is member of the Laboratory of Musical Composition - COMPOMUS/UFPB. Marcílio Onofre has received many prizes, among them: DuoSolo Emerging Composer Competition (2010 - USA), 6th SCCM New Composition (2010 - China), Camargo Guarnieri (2011 - Brazil), National Foundation of Arts (2010, 2012, 2014 - Brazil) and Prêmio Latino-Americano de Composição Piero Bastianelli (2015 - Brazil). His work has been performed in various festivals like the XVI Biennial of Contemporary Brazilian Music (Brazil), Biennale of Contemporary Music in Mato Grosso (Brazil), Cortona Sessions for New Music (Italy) and Académie Internationale de Musique et de Danse du Domaine Forget (Canada).

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