Peter Davison

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Peter Davison is an American music composer and producer, he composes music scores for Indie Features, the History Channel, A+E, Biography, PBS, Warner Bros., Disney, Universal, Discovery, Gaiam (Yoga/Relaxation music) and others. Over 25 CDs of his music are on EMI, Gaiam, Davisounds and TSR/Baja. His CDs "Meditate" and "Exhale" were both in the Billboard Top 10 New Age Albums.  His instrumental "Sip of Wine" (from his CD "Future, Present, Past") received the Best Song of the Year Award, Hollywood Music in Media Awards, (New Age/Ambient), 2010. "Fern Valley" and "Mount Tahquitz" from his CD "Forest Home,""Getting Closer" and "Possibility" have also received nominations. Peter's score for the PBS Series "The Endless Voyage" was nominated for the "Best Score of the Year, TV Show."  Peter Davison's Yoga/Relaxation music is used for Spas, Yoga, relaxation, meditation, massage, - anywhere that a deep, calming and soothing environment is desired. He composes the memorable music for over 45 of Gaiam's award winning DVDs featuring master instructors Rodney Yee, Patricia Walden, Suzanne Deason, David-Dorian Ross and others. His CDs are best sellers in this field.

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Orchestrator:
1990  The Flash

Original Music Composer:
1990  The Flash
1992  Batman: The Animated Series

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