WORKS LIST
David's music is published by d'OZ, Edizioni Curci, London Ukulele Project, has featured multiple times in UKE Magazine, as part of the ABRSM Music Medals Syllabus and as part of the the Australian Guild of Music & Speech Syllabus, and has been written about and reviewed in a substantial number of international music outlets. He was also inaugural Composer of the Month with Tŷ Cerdd.
Televised performances and documentaries include features on Rai5 (a documentary about the waves I ride have never yet been crossed, for orchestra), a 5-day run of televised performances on Tellebelluno (Sculptures, for piano and orchestra), a television feature on S4C (Uniquely Physical, for Dutch street organ), and a feature on the Discovery Channel Canada (Acoustical Anatomy, for orchestra).
David's music has also featured on a multitude of radio stations including NHK (Japan, Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra), Pretoria FM (South Africa, Gerard Cousins), KMFA Austin classical (US, Less Then 10 Ensemble), RTC Classical Network Tuscany (Italy, La Filmharmonie and Camerata Città di Prato), and a wide range of BBC programs including BBC Radio 3, BBC Introducing, BBC Radio In Concert, BBC Radio 3 Classical Live, BBC Radio 3 Classical Unwind with Dr. Sian Williams, and BBC Radio 3 Classical Unwind with Niall Breslin.
Recordings of his music have been released via Prima Classica, NMC Recordings, Willohayne Recordings, The Gilgamesh Foundation, and Harmonicham. David's For Alex received over 300,000 streams upon release, with the premiere BBC In Concert broadcast of his Chorus in Alto receiving over 80,000. His Waves of Love is featured on the BBC NOW's Digital Concert Series.
David is a big believer is self-publishing as it allows composers to keep greater control over their work. As musical landscapes continue to change, David encourages you to embrace this. Publishing in this manner allows David to ensure his scores are fully and completely edited at every step, it allows him to ensure that all of his parts meet specific needs, and that his scores can be delivered quickly and to the highest possible standard (without being covered in pencil marks too). Many of the proof readers and musicians David works with are employed by major orchestras and publishers - it's not about being homespun, it's about being the best.
David has edited scores that have been performed all over the world - including many major international orchestras. An avid reader of scores himself, he is keen for performers to enjoy playing his music - receiving a new score should feel like receiving a gift. David hopes to impart this in the music he makes.