Phil Dixon is a qualified, multi-award winning composer with over 20 years experience writing Music for professional projects, specializing in Music for Film.
Clients include: "Treasures of Ancient Egypt" - BBC, "Yellowstone" - BBC Natural History, "Life of Mammals" - BBC NH, "Blue Planet" - BBC NH, "Falklands: A Natural History" - Lovell Productions amongst others.
He has written Music for the London Philharmonic Orchestra, The Ligeti String Quartet, The Magginni String Quartet, The Cornelius Cardew Ensemble, The EB Ensemble, The Backbeat Percussion Quartet and The Royal Northern Wind Orchestra amongst others.
He has won several Composition awards including The Raymond Warren Prize (2002), the BBC New Music For Wildlife Prize (2006), and The Wildlife Photographer Prize (2011).
History
Coming Soon
2018 - Winner RMA Composition Competition.
"Dark Rain Clouds Passed Overhead"
Performed by The Bristol Ensemble, Victoria Rooms, Bristol
2018 - Musical Director, "Seussical", Redgrave Theatre
2017 - "Moons" for Cello and Piano premiered Bristol. Brian Mullen - Cello. Claire Alsop - Piano.
2017 - Musical Director, "Fame", Redgrave Theatre
2017 - The Garden of Earthly Delights, String Quartet #4. Premiered by the Ligeti String Quartet.
2015 - Musical Director, "Grease", Redgrave Theatre
2015 - "Nothing but the Wind on the Water", premiered by The Livas Clarinet Quartet, Colston Hall
2014 - Musical Director, "West Side Story", Redgrave Theatre
2013 - Musical Director, "Pirates of Penzance", Redgrave Theatre
2012 - "Ordo Ab Chao" for 5 woodwind groups and tape, Colston Hall
2012 - Musical Director, "Les Miserables", Redgrave Theatre
2011 - Winner and Runner up, Wildlife Photographer of the Year Composition Competition
2011 - "Falling Apart", Colston Hall
2006 - Winner, BBC New Music for Wildlife
2004 - Winner Open Score Composition Competition
2002 - Masters Degree, Music Composition, Bristol University
2002 - Winner, Raymond Warren Prize for Composition
Two and a half hour sung-through Musical based on the life of infamous 17th Century thief, Jack Sheppard.
Finally completed after four years in the making!
Now it just needs orchestrating!
Once this Covid nonsense is done with I'll be looking to perform it -
any interested parties for acting/singing/backstage/directing etc, please get in touch!
Vibraphone Concerto, based on the painting On Through the Silent Lands, by Jack Yeats (1951, Ulster Museum).
Currently in discussion with Gurt Lush Choir and St. Werburghs City Farm for an Oratorio based on George Orwell's Animal Farm.
Lockdown Piano work, for Claire Alsop.