Franck Dansaert crafts classical compositions that avoid the pitfalls of neoclassicism, offering a fresh yet lasting sound. His Concerto for Violin, his debut concerto, is a masterclass in tension and cinematic flair. The continuous arpeggios throughout the piece create a palpable sense of drama, making it a compelling listen for those who appreciate classical music with a reverence for its heritage but created by a contemporary, living composer.
The Three Studies for Orchestra continue this interesting pattern. These three pieces feel like hidden gems from a seasoned classical composer, perfectly suited to enhance any cinematic narrative. Featuring beautifully repetitive motifs and moments of profound self-reflection, Dansaert masterfully utilizes the full orchestra which magnify his romantic-era melodies.
Follow Franck Dansaert
Instagram
Follow our Spotify playlist Sonnets for the Big Screen feat. Franck Dansaert
Secret Eclectic 