Adding vision, beauty, depth, meaning, emotion and power to your work of visual art and to your story.
Dimitri Arnauts (°1973) is a composer who has dedicated himself to uplift and delight hearts, souls and minds through the reaffirmed beauty of melody, harmony, polyphony and counterpoint, and through the innumerable colors of instruments and human voices.
Born in 1973 in Brussels, Dimitri turns 47 this year and lives near the capital of Belgium.
He started his higher education at the Catholic University of Leuven (KUL) in 1989, at the faculty of applied sciences, to become an Engineer-Architect. Meanwhile he discovered, the vocal music of Johann Sebastian Bach through his masterpiece, the Mass in B Minor.
He has performed around 140 Bach cantatas as a tenor / baryton chorister, as well as the two Bach passions, Christmas, Easter and Ascension Oratorios, etc...
Dimitri has written more than 850 works of various sizes and settings, being mainly cantatas, psalms, oratorios, concertos, symphonies and symphonic poems, and other vocal or orchestral works.
He also completed that year choral and orchestral conducting courses, in Oxford, UK (James Jordan and Steve Pilkington, USA) and in Sherborne, UK (with Maestro Rodolfo Saglimbeni, Venezuela and Amy Bebbington, UK), and film music composition courses at the HKU Utrecht, The Netherlands (with Rens Machielse).
He has published three albums of original music online, comprising organ solo works, choral works, vocal improvisations, electronic six-part fantasies and two full-length concert movies, totaling about 7 hours of new music.
Dimitri is member of the new international film composer collective MUSE11, founded by 11 upcoming European music composers with various profiles and with a wide array of expertise.
The composers from the MUSE11 collective are actively building up their expertise in the areas of film and shortfilm music, concert and theatre music and music for media, advertising, games, as well as brand identity and music production.
Visit https://www.dimitriarnauts.com/watch for his project portfolio.
Work Terms
Spoken and Written languages: French, Dutch, English, German
Can work all week through 10h/day if planning allows for it.
15 day payment term after final delivery.
Can work on a flat 'per minute of final music' - basis