David Cleary

David Cleary (b. 1954) is certainly a traditional music composer and cellist who also offers a keen curiosity about and understanding of rock and roll music. He received a D.M.A. in the School of Cincinnati, an M.M. in the Hartt University of Music, and a B.M. from the brand new Britain Conservatory, with all levels in music structure. His works have already been performed and broadcast through the entire U.S., European countries, and Australia, including celebration shows at Tanglewood and Warebrook. He provides received numerous awards, grants or loans, commissions, and arts colony residencies, including First Award in the Harvey Gaul Structure Competition, an Ella Lyman Cabot Trust Offer, and colony residencies at MacDowell and Yaddo. His music shows up on CD in the Centaur, Vienna Contemporary Experts, and Arcadian Winds brands, and his content on composing professions is released by Gale Analysis. His bio shows up in the most recent Marquis Who’s Who in the us, Who’s Who in the Globe, and similar magazines. He is presently chief executive and co-director of Composers in Crimson Sneakers. His niche areas include traditional music of most types, aswell as chart-oriented rock and roll music from your ’50s towards the ’70s and punk/impartial rock and roll from your ’70s and ’80s. Desert Isle Picks The B-52’s: The B-52’s The Beatles: Abbey Street, The Beatles (White colored Recording), The Beatles Second Recording, Meet up with the Beatles, Plastic Spirit, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonesome Hearts Club Music group Chuck Berry: THE FANTASTIC Twenty-Eight Billy Bragg: Back again to Fundamentals Buffalo Springfield: Buffalo Springfield Once again The Byrds: Mr. Tambourine Guy The Clash: London Phoning Elvis Costello: MILITARY, Obtain Happy!!, Imperial Bedroom, This Year’s Model The Cramps: A Day with Elvis, Tunes god, the father Taught Us Creedence Clearwater Revival: Green River Marshall Crenshaw: Field Day time, Marshall Crenshaw Packed House: Crowded Home Derek & the Dominos: Layla and Additional Assorted Love Tunes Nick Drake: Red Moon Bob Dylan: Another Aspect of Bob Dylan, Highway 61 Revisited Dave Edmunds: Do it again When Necessary Flamin’ Groovies: Tremble Some Actions Fleetwood Macintosh: Rumours Guadalcanal Journal: 2X4 Jimi Hendrix Knowledge: Are You Experienced? John Hiatt: Bring the Family members Robyn Hitchcock: Component of Light, I Frequently Imagine Trains Pal Holly: THE ENTIRE Pal Holly Hüsker Dü: Chocolate Apple Grey, Turn Your Hairpiece Jazz Butcher: A Scandal in Bohemia Jefferson Aircraft: Surrealistic Cushion Joy Department: Closer, Chemical Katrina & the Waves: Katrina & the Waves 2, Strolling on Sunlight John Lennon: Plastic material Ono Music group Nick Lowe: Labour of Lust, Pure Pop for the present time People Joni Mitchell: Blue, Clouds, Courtroom and Spark, For the Roses THE PRESENT DAY Lovers: THE PRESENT DAY Lovers The Moms of Invention: PANIC! The Pretenders: The Pretenders Ramones: Ramones, Ramones SET OFF, Rocket to Russia Lou Reed: Berlin, The Blue Cover up, NY R.E.M.: Fables from the Reconstruction, Life’s Full Pageant, Murmur, Reckoning The Substitutes: ALLOW IT Be, Very happy to Meet up with Me, Tim The Rolling Rocks: Beggar’s Banquet, Between your Control keys The Romantics: The Romantics Roxy Music: Nation Existence The Sex Pistols: By no means Brain the Bollocks Here’s the Sex Pistols Simon and Garfunkel: Bridge over Stressed Drinking water The Smithereens: Beauty and Sadness The Smiths: Hatful of Hollow The Soft Kids: Underwater Moonlight Bruce Springsteen: Given birth to in the U.S.A., Given birth to to perform, Nebraska Steely Dan: Katy Lied, Pretzel Reasoning Pole Stewart: Every Picture Tells a tale Speaking Heads: More Tunes About Structures and Food, Stay in Light, Speaking Heads 77 THEY COULD BE Giants: Lincoln, THEY COULD BE Giants 13th Ground Elevators: The Psychedelic Seems from the 13th Ground Elevators Richard and Linda Thompson: Capture Out the Lighting Translator: Translator The Velvet Underground: Packed, The Velvet Underground, The Velvet Underground & Nico Violent Femmes: Violent Femmes The Waitresses: Wasn’t Tomorrow Great? The Who: The Who Sings My Era, Who’s Following Wire Teach: Within a Chamber X: OBSERVE HOW We Are XTC: Dark Sea