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DAVID PRENDERGAST  (Classical)
Artist from Manchester. Composer

Swings and Roundabouts (Classical)

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First track from my new collection of tracks that I have composed over the last six months
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Solo artist from Manchester experimenting in classical tracks at present. I have just completed a collection of tracks from my 'Going Home' album. Hope you enjoy
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DAVID PRENDERGAST Lists the following Influences
  Main influences are widespread they include artist such as Everything but the girl, Vangelis, Mozart, Danny Elfman, Kraftwerk, Erik Satie. But lately its not really the artist that inspire me but the feeling in certain tracks. Any style of music can do this but it is the track content that sets tracks apart and not the artist