David Arnold (conductor)

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David Arnold (born 1951) is an English composer, conductor and record producer.

He began to play

He has conducted many leading orchestras around the world, including the Royal Philharmonic, the

Now concentrating on conducting, composing, arranging and producing, he also acts as a music consultant for concerts and recording. He has worked with a diverse range of artists in both classical and popular music. He has written and arranged for television and radio for many years, and has a huge library of musical arrangements.

David wrote the original Classic FM jingle, including the many arrangements and variations that have been heard on the London-based radio station for 20 years, apart from a break of 18 months.^[1] The jingle package won the prestigious award for Station Imaging at the 2013 Arqiva Commercial Radio awards ceremony, marking 40 years of independent radio in Britain.

He has also written music for BBC World Service^[2] and for radio and television in the UK and elsewhere,^[1] including the orchestration of the Sky News HD music theme (originally composed by Kirk Zavieh and Charles Hodgkinson)^[3] and the current LBC and Smooth Radio network jingles.^[4]

He is not related to the British film composer David Arnold.

References

External links

• Concert in the Park conductor: David Arnold
• David Arnold's website, featuring samples of his current work

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