John Vallely is an Irish screen composer, arranger and song-writer. He has worked on scores for television series, audiobooks and multimedia animated comics. He has been assistant composer to award-winning Scottish film composer Patrick Doyle (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Thor, Brave), preparing and arranging music for orchestral recordings on the sixth season of the Netflix hit-series Big Mouth.
Starting his screen composing career in the world of comic books, he has collaborated with acclaimed comic book creators such as Charlie Adlard (The Walking Dead), Jordan Thomas (Frank at Home on the Farm, Weird Work) and Clark Bint (Killtopia). He also scored a short Operetta sung by internationally renowned opera singers Janet Shell and Christopher Goldsack.
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Outside of composition for the screen, John also writes contemporary chamber music. He is a multi-instrumentalist and singer, and holds a Master's in Music from Queen's University Belfast; a Bachelor of Arts in Music from The National University of Ireland Maynooth, in which he received a First Class Honours; a Performance Diploma from Trinity Guildhall on the classical guitar as well as having done further studies in music production, piano studies and flamenco guitar. He has played in various indie and folk groups and has sung in different university choirs. He is a member of the Screen Composers Guild of Ireland.
Latest Release
King Arthur and the Book of Corbenic
(Original Soundtrack Album)
This is the first of 5 audiobooks from "The Noble Arthur Series".
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This retelling of the noble King’s tale portrays Arthur as a young man gazing into his own future, and towards a quest that will change everything he knows about life and love.
Jordan Thomas (Writer and Comic Producer)
"John is a wonderful composer who brings a level of thought and care to his work that elevates every project he is involved in."
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Chris Catroppa (Writer and Audiobook Producer)
"I love his music, and I love how he writes his stuff. I can't wait to work with him on future projects."