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Gyuri Spies arranger
Gyuri Spies is a composer, arranger, songwriter and sound
engineer. He is active in the pop and jazz fields as well as in film
and tv-music.
He wrote many compositions in the jazz idiom, including for the
BRT Jazzorkest and many studio productions. He is also an
accomplished producer and sound engineer.
He works on a regular basis with the Brussels Jazz Orchestra, for
which he also writes arrangements (for silent movie projects, etc...).
He is the sound engineer at BJOs concerts and sometimes in the
recording studio.
He was one of the 11 arrangers on the album "Changing Faces"
(released in 2007), of singer David Linx with the Brussels Jazz
Orchestra.
He also wrote music and arrangements for theatre (the Nederlands
Theater in Ghent a.o.) and for pop artists such as Natalia, The
Scabs, The Radios, Hooverphonic, Lady Linn etc... Spies is an
accomplished composer of (non) commercial tunes and jingles. He
wrote the filmscore for several (Dutch- movies (such as Het Paard
van Sinterklaas, Suske & Wiske).
He co-wrote in 1987 for singer Liliane Saint-Pierre the song "Soldiers of Love", which represented Belgium in
the Eurovision song contest.
In 1992 Gyuri Spies won the SABAM Award for best jazz composition.
Since 1996 he teaches Arrangement and Recording Technique at the Conservatory of Ghent.
engineer. He is active in the pop and jazz fields as well as in film
and tv-music.
He wrote many compositions in the jazz idiom, including for the
BRT Jazzorkest and many studio productions. He is also an
accomplished producer and sound engineer.
He works on a regular basis with the Brussels Jazz Orchestra, for
which he also writes arrangements (for silent movie projects, etc...).
He is the sound engineer at BJOs concerts and sometimes in the
recording studio.
He was one of the 11 arrangers on the album "Changing Faces"
(released in 2007), of singer David Linx with the Brussels Jazz
Orchestra.
He also wrote music and arrangements for theatre (the Nederlands
Theater in Ghent a.o.) and for pop artists such as Natalia, The
Scabs, The Radios, Hooverphonic, Lady Linn etc... Spies is an
accomplished composer of (non) commercial tunes and jingles. He
wrote the filmscore for several (Dutch- movies (such as Het Paard
van Sinterklaas, Suske & Wiske).
He co-wrote in 1987 for singer Liliane Saint-Pierre the song "Soldiers of Love", which represented Belgium in
the Eurovision song contest.
In 1992 Gyuri Spies won the SABAM Award for best jazz composition.
Since 1996 he teaches Arrangement and Recording Technique at the Conservatory of Ghent.
