Composer Alan Griffiths
Australian Composer Of Emotive Classical Art Music, Including The Albums 'Introspection' & 'Rare View'.
THE COMPOSER
Alan began composing his own art music from the age of 13. After studying under Dr Allan Zavod, he then composed for theatre and film. Alan now composes art-music full-time and his debut albums Introspection and Rare View have been warmly received by audiences and critics alike.
FEATURED NEWS
-
Nocturne from 'Rare View' released on DSDanemptytextllineStunningly recorded direct to DSD. Producer Craig Field from Australia’s Underwood Studio in partnership with Sony Japan and the unique craftsmanship of the rare Stuart and Son’s 108 concert grand piano. View the release on www.nativedsd.com -
ANAM Alumni Premieres Alan Griffiths' Musicanemptytextllineby ANAM ANAM Alumni Premieres Music Inspired by Neo-Romantic Piano, Film Score Work, and Friendship. ANAM Alumni Nicholas Young (piano 2016) and Gemma Kneale (cello 2017) will join the Melbourne Opera Orchestra’s concertmaster, Ben Spiers, in the Victorian premiere of Alan Griffiths’... -
Alan Griffiths, Rare View, Volume Two, Cello, Piano and...anemptytextllineby Grego Applegate Edwards I covered the music of Alan Griffiths a while back on these pages (see the entry from February 28 of this year for that review article.) He in the meantime was kind enough to send...
THE ALBUMS
RARE VIEW
WORLD PREMIERE RECORDING
ON THE 108-KEY STUART & SONS CONCERT PIANO
Rare View’s 22nd September 2018 World Premiere was proudly sponsored, filmed and recorded by SONY. This concert recording is Alan’s 3rd album and was recorded by Craig Field with SONY’s C100s in front of a live audience. This is also the world’s first live album recorded with the C100s. The performance was also accompanied by a ‘SONY Stories’ video filmed by acclaimed Japanese film director Kenshin Nawa that explains why SONY was involved in this concert. This video received wide coverage at the 2019 CES in Las Vegas.
7 pieces from Introspection were chosen by ANZCA Music Examinations for inclusion in their 2018 – 2020 piano examination syllabus manual list. These pieces are graded by ANZCA. Piano teachers and students can purchase individual PDFs as sheet music or the complete catalogue.
