Based in the UK, Jonathan Slatter has over 20 years experience writing music for BBC radio and TV productions. He's also scored many commercials, jingles, and idents for radio and TV stations around the country. An experienced pianist, guitarist, violinist, and studio producer, Jonathan is comfortable working the Classical, Dramatic, Ambient, and Pop genres, among many others. He began his musical education as head chorister of Exeter Cathedral and went on to obtain an honours degree from Bristol University reading Music.
Upbeat arrangement of this famous military march by Julius Fucik. If there's one piece of music perfect for a dramatic entrance, with visions of a fabulous circus - this is surely it. Instrumental, Classical, 20th Century, Julius Fucik
Gregorian Chant from the monastery. A beautiful sublime calming sound of male religious a capella with a modern twist, Male Vocals, Spiritual, Gregorian Chants
Positive lifestyle warm friendly track with rich vocals, soaring uplifting strings and electric guitar. Feel good factor track with a nice easy laid-back style. Male Vocals, Pop, Sunshine Pop
The prelude performed on the pianoforte. A wonderful example of Bach's mastery of the solo keyboard, Instrumental, Classical, Baroque, Johann Sebastian Bach
Fast version. One of the most famous pieces of church organ music, as performed at royal weddings and celebrations around the world. This fast tempo recording made using samples from a modern Rieger-Kloss organ in Montreal, Canada. Also available a slower tempo recording. Instrumental, Classical, Romantic
Uneasy deep pad with sinister breaths and effects. Very effective at creating a unsettled and uneasy atmosphere. Instrumental, Dangerous, Apprehensive Music
Chilled out instrumental bed featuring a lazy backbeat, guitar riff piano and rich synth pads. A sundown, relaxed, chilled out vibe with a free flowing feel. Instrumental, Lounge, Downtempo
Arrangement of Parry's hymn 'Repton" orchestrated for 3 violins, piano, string orchestra and male voice choir. The choir sing the last line twice: "In deeper reverence praise." Male Vocals, Spiritual, Christian Hymns, C.H.H. Parry
Extract from Wagner's immensely powerful and stirring "Ride of the Valkyries", from the beginning of Act III of Die Walküre, the second of the four operas by Richard Wagner that make up Der Ring des Nibelungen. Famously used in the film Apocalypse Now and many other films. Instrumental, Classical, Romantic, Richard Wagner
