Sharp, Glenn

An in demand session musician, composer and producer on the world music scene, Glenn specialises in flamenco and arabic music but has also composed for projects including Latin, Indian, African and ancient Greco/Roman music. He has studied traditional music worldwide, playing instruments including guitar, oud, saz, cumbus, bouzouki, lyre, cittern, charango, to mention a few.

Glenn composes and performs production music for film, TV and other media. Recent composition work includes Ivor Novello award winning and Grammy nominated projects. Glenn has composed music for TV commercials, film and video game projects including drinks company Campari and the international TV campaign for Ecuador tourism. Glenn has composed and performed on video games including SEGA’s ‘Napoleon Total War’ and ‘Rome II’.

Artists: Guy Schalom, Sheikh Taha, Nizar Rohana, Nitin Sawhney, Aref Durvesh, Chico Pere, Giuliano Modarelli, Paul Cheneour, Arun Shenoy, Calaita Flamenco Son, Araceli Garcia, Baladi Blues Ensemble, Gavin Barras, Jadid Ensemble, Camille Malaawy, Natalia Garcia-Huidobro, Merlin Shepherd, Emmanuel Mann, Los Desterrados, Olivia Moore, Matt Nickson, Hamsa, Manjeet Singh, Adam Warne, Javier Macias, Mazazik, Ulises Diaz, Leo Paredes, Kafaya, Diana Castro, Gloria Lopez-Castejon, Ahmed El Saidi, Awad Abusin, Carol Issacs, Arian Sadr, Robert Sudall, Niko Paterakis, Mohammed Salenhi, Segun Lee French, Naem Mirza, Emmanuela Yogolelo, Serge Tebu, Myke Wilson, Matt Preston, Tracey Elizabeth, Flamenco de la Vuelta, Sylvan Richardson, The Owl Ensemble, Jasdeep Singh Degun, Serpil Kilic, Holly Prest, Anthony Watt, Steve Ojay, Richard Jones, Yu Min Kang, Lis Murphy, Paula Darwish, Jane Wass, Luciano Gerber ...

Clients: SEGA, Campari International, BBC, Ecuador Tourism, Universal Music Publishing, Harvey Nicols, Manchester United Ltd, RIBA, DSG International, Felt Music, Sony, Channel 4, Creative Assembly, Siren, Northstar Music, Manike Music, Benson Taylor.

Current groups include 'Calaita Flamenco Son', 'Jadid Ensemble' and Merlin Shepherd's 'Hamsa'.