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Jack Ledger-Dowse is a composer, educator of music based in London and Birmingham, UK.
He is a scholar of the Royal College of Music, London, studying Composition and Composition for Screen, and was formerly a composer with the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. He is a tutor of Music Theory, Composition, GCSE, A Level and Brass Instruments.
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Archean Hymn - a piece for solo double bass performed by Alex Heather
Music for the Screen
Celestia (Space Adventure Theme - Orchestral)
00:00 / 01:05
Past Life Whispers (Drama - Piano and Strings)
00:00 / 01:35
The Club of Gods (Trailer - Electronic/Hybrid)
00:00 / 00:47
Where is Cinema? (Retro Hollywood - Orchestral)
00:00 / 00:30
A Candle (Drama - Piano and Strings)
00:00 / 00:37
Namsu (Advertisement - Hybrid)
00:00 / 01:11
Genesis (Meditative - Hybrid with Solo Cello)
00:00 / 01:02
I, Spy (Thriller - Orchestral)
00:00 / 00:53
Forward Together (Optimistic - various instrumental)
00:00 / 01:39
Concert Music
Sylvan Fantasy (Marimba Duet)
00:00 / 01:24
Prince Consort Calling (Brass Fanfare)
00:00 / 02:37
Azure (Saxophone Quartet)
00:00 / 01:25
Ave Maria (SATB Choir)
00:00 / 01:11
Archean Hymn (Solo Double Bass)
00:00 / 01:26
The Spring (Clarinet Quartet)
00:00 / 01:03
Alone, Against the Fire (Solo Guitar)
00:00 / 01:53
Reviews
Paul Mealor OStJ CLJ OSS FRSA International Composer, President of John Armitage Memorial Trust
"Jack Ledger-Dowse's Ave Maria was stunningly beautiful. It brought the past and the present together in an original way to hint at the future."
Toni Midlane, Toni's Tots Drama
"Jack was an absolute pleasure to work with. I sent him my rough ideas and he very quickly and expertly turned them into fantastic pieces of music. I would highly recommend working with him."
Stuart Birnie Former Conductor, Birmingham Schools Brass Band
"Working on Jack's piece was a delight... listening to him talk to the players about certain sections was inspirational. The students in the band were stunned at the reception they received when we first performed the piece at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire..."
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