The Shore of Tides
Solo piano · Composition by Simon Chatterley
Composer · Pembrokeshire coast
Cinematic music written on the Pembrokeshire coast, from orchestral and hybrid scores to solo piano and guitar.
Finding The Light
Piano and string quartet · Fishguard
Near Dinas Cross · Pembrokeshire coast path
Music by Simon Chatterley, spanning piano, guitar and orchestral work. Pieces marked “rescore” present a new score written to existing film footage.
Solo piano · Composition by Simon Chatterley
Sci-fi soundtrack · Arin
Guitar · Three Bank View
Cinematic orchestral · Ad Astra Per Aspera
Fantasy rescore · Music by Simon Chatterley · Film: Cue Tube Pictures
Noir drama rescore · Music by Simon Chatterley · Film: Cue Tube Pictures
Sci-fi orchestral · Echoes of Dust
Hybrid orchestral · SALVAGE
A new body of work about nature, written on and around the coast path.
In 2071, death is no longer permanent if a corporation decides you’re worth bringing back. Eli Harrow wakes in a body owned by Halcyon Systems, and he isn’t the first version of himself they’ve sent. A hybrid electronic-orchestral score, tense and mechanical, with something human underneath.

A sense of place
“I grew up at the foot of Warwickshire hills, in open country that I still carry with me. Once Pembrokeshire found me, it’s where I stayed, and where the music now comes from.”
Simon Chatterley
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Commissions & licensing
Looking for music with a sense of place, atmosphere and story? Get in touch to discuss an original composition or licensing an existing piece.
Discuss orchestral and hybrid scoring, intimate piano or guitar-led music, and the sound your project needs.
Heard a piece that fits your project? Send its title and explain how you would like to use it so availability and terms can be discussed.
Email a short brief, your intended use, timeline and budget if known. These details provide a starting point for discussing scope and next steps.
Or write to simon@simonchatterley.com
Once a month: new music, session notes and field recordings from the coast.
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