The music of Ian Knowland, a composer for both media and concert from the Pacific Northwest, can be described as relevant and satisfying. He is able to quickly emulate a wide range of styles and genres while venturing into new soundscapes, both digital and acoustic. Not limited to the use of the orchestra, Ian frequently tracks digital instruments with fluent ease and tasteful output. Ian’s most recent work includes his War Rhapsody for orchestra and the soundtrack to an original theater production called “Frankie’s Flights of Fancy”, a family-friendly story of a rambunctious little girl who embarks on a fantastic journey with the use of a magic toy chest that sparks her wild imagination. The music and sound of “Frankie” was cued live from the sound booth to actors who had no spoken lines, requiring a unique approach to the composition process that was akin more to the looping fluidity of video game music rather than set music for theater or film.

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ianknowland - - 3 comments @ Sound Design Group

Hmm...don't know why my link didn't work or why it changed the text in the middle...anyway! You copy/paste the URL if you want to go there :)

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ianknowland - - 3 comments @ Sound Design Group

Hey everyone!

My name is Ian Knowland. I'm 27 years old and I've been composing for about 14 years, and the last five professionally. I'm about to graduate from Western Oregon University with a Bachelor of Music.

I like writing memorable, emotional music to go along with strong imagery and storytelling.

You can look at my IndieDB profile for my current portfolio, or check out <a href="https://soundcloud.com/ian-knowland/">my SoundCloud</a>. Personally, I'd like some more visibility on the ModDB sites so I'd prefer you use my profile there but if you want to comment on or add tracks to your SoundCloud, feel free!

Thanks!

Ian Knowland

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ianknowland - - 3 comments @ Cradle, Upcoming Indie of the Year, reflects on 2013

Is that original music in those videos?

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