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London, England. Occupation (s) Composer, producer, DJ. Years active. 1997—present. Relatives. Oleg Prokofiev (father) Sergei Prokofiev (grandfather) Gabriel Prokofiev (born 6 January 1975) is a Russian-British composer, producer, DJ, and founder of the Nonclassical record label and nightclub. [1]
gabriel prokofiev Composer, producer and DJ Composing music that both embraces and challenges western classical traditions, Gabriel Prokofiev has emerged as a significant voice in new approaches to classical music at the beginning of the 21st century.
My collaborative project with choreographer Andris Plucis will be commencing this year, with our premiere performances at the Eisenach Theatre on 30th & 31st March.Written for the Thuringia Bach Festival and the Eisenach Theatre, the ballet combines chamber orchestra, piano, and electronics to offer a contemporary response to the sonic world of Bach, subtitled ‘The Obstruction of Lightness ...
Gabriel Prokofiev has built up a large body of orchestral and chamber works and has composed seven concertos (three featuring turntables), as well as many electronic works, often combining synthesisers and samples with classical instrumentation.
Biography. Composing music that both embraces and challenges western classical traditions, Gabriel Prokofiev has emerged as a significant voice in new approaches to classical music at the beginning of the 21st century.
Gabriel Prokofiev is a Hackney-based composer and producer of classical and electronic music. Gabriel cut his musical teeth in the 00s producing electronic dance music and grime, before returning to his classical roots with a new urban-influenced musical vocabulary.
The night before Halloween, Gabriel Prokofiev, Russian-British composer, producer, DJ, and founder and Artistic Director of the nonclassical record label and nightclub, set foot in Hong Kong for the first time.
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