Neil Richardson is an eminent figure in the realm of British library music and orchestration, holding a prestigious reputation for his contributions to television, radio, and film music during the 20th century. While he may not be a household name to the general public, those within the industry laud his work which is characterized by a keen sense for mood and a masterful command of orchestral arrangement.

Richardson's musical career boasts a series of remarkable compositions including his orchestration for "The Oscar Brandenburg Orchestra Volume 3", where his talents for capturing the essence of the classic big band era are on full display. With a rare ability to shift seamlessly across genres, he is also credited for the evocative and sophisticated compilation "Kpm 1000 Series: Progress and Prestige / Fourth Dimension," a prime example of production music used extensively for media and broadcasting. His dedication to his art is further reflected in his exploration of classical repertoire, like that of Franz Schubert in "Schubert: Klaviermusik," demonstrating not only his versatility but his profound understanding of and respect for the traditional underpinnings of Western music. Though he has passed, Neil Richardson's legacy continues to endure through the use of his compositions in countless productions and the admiration of musicians and connoisseurs worldwide.

Genres

Library Music

Latest Release

Schubert: Klaviermusik

Franz Schubert•

Neil Richardson•

Daniel Blumenthal

Album - 13 Tracks - Released August 23, 2019