Clark
Since his 2001 debut, Clark has had no template. You will encounter glowering techno and brittle, ghostly piano pieces; eerie, fluttering folktronics and found sounds—something new, something unexpected each time. But his early violin orchestra days in the UK have always gripped him, and more recently, he’s made a successful metamorphosis into composing highly individual, immersive TV and film soundtracks, sucking him back into classical music’s gravitational pull.
Since his 2001 debut, Clark has had no template. You will encounter glowering techno and brittle, ghostly piano pieces; eerie, fluttering folktronics and found sounds—something new, something unexpected each time. But his early violin orchestra days in the UK have always gripped him, and more recently, he’s made a successful metamorphosis into composing highly individual, immersive TV and film soundtracks, sucking him back into classical music’s gravitational pull.