Music for dressage has been keeping me busy for the last few weeks.
As the competition season hots up so do commissions for music.
My latest client has returned to me for new music for her lovely horse. We have kept his canter music the same, increased the length of canter because it is his best pace, and changed the walk and trot tracks to create a new freestyle.
This project has worked well on many levels. Both the music and the client have given a degree of leeway in the transitions.
I feel the ridden result cannot fail to please the judges.
I am looking forward to hearing how it goes in competition!
I’ve been working on more music for freestyle dressage this week as the season draws nearer.
I’m also planning some more of my hugely popular dressage music clinics and demonstrations this summer. If you are interested in hosting a demonstration or clinic at your stable or event then please contact me for more information.
I was delighted to have the opportunity to chat on BBC radio Somerset about all my projects and in particular music for dressage.
I found the live interview more than a little nerve wracking and the fact that I had had to slide into Taunton through snow and ice did not help!
However,Emma Britton was an excellent interviewer and coaxed some reasonable responses from me.
Since the interview I have had numerous requests for the track Emma played on air,my french folk song.
This track can be found by following the Soundcloud link on this page.
If you missed me on the radio you can listen again here.
18 performances at nursing and care homes to do this month.
PB is ready to start recording her Music Challenge Project.
Kirsty has decided on her trot music for her novice freestyle dressage,so I can now look for matching canter and walk music and then adapt the music for her floorplan. She has also ordered music for her more advanced horse.
