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David Wallace (composer)
David Wallace (born in Kilkenny, Ireland, May 1982) is an Irish composer/conductor/instrumentalist/dancer.
He graduated from the Cork School of Music with a BMus (hons) in 2005 having studied composition with Séamas de Barra and Rhona Clarke and conducting with Alan Cutts and Geoffrey Spratt. During his undergraduate he also studied violin with Cornelia Zanidache and harp with Bonnie Shaljean. He was awarded an MMus from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (2005/06) where he was Composition and Conducting Fellow for the academic year 2006/07.〔http://www.gsmd.ac.uk/school/home/news_single_view.html?tx_ttnews()=319&tx_ttnews()=3&tx_ttnews()=193&cHash=ec69b88934.〕 He studied composition with Richard Baker and Julian Philips. His works have been performed in Europe, America and Asia.
==Vocal Music==
Wallace is renowned for his vocal music particularly song/lieder and has written many song cycles for international artists such as Norah King (''Songs from the Rolling Deep'') and Rebecca van den Berg (''Trí Caoineadh'' and ''Tagore Love Songs''). In 2006 he won the 10th Tracey Chadwell Memorial Prize for his song cycle ''Trí Caoineadh''.
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