William Lenihan | Sound Science | Jazz | Classical Guitarists | Composition | Production | Performance

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William Lenihan

William co-founded the initial Baby Sleep music concept with Jay, was instrumental in it's development, and remains involved in the products' research and development. William is a highly-accomplished international composer of jazz, classical and film music, as is also one of the top jazz and classical guitarists in the U.S. William is the founder of a concept called bio-music, where the music itself carries a striking similarity to the 'essence' of mother-nature - to the absence of artistic ego. The power of this "bio-music" is profound, and can be found within all of the Sounds in Silence products.

His graduate studies were at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, where he was the recipient of the Harry Warren Memorial Scholarship for gifted composers of music for film. Currently, he is the Director of Composition and Jazz studies at Washington University in St. Louis.

Mr. Lenihan's credits as a musician, composer and musicologist are varied and extensive. His credits include: Leonard Slatkin, Richard Heyman, and Constantine Kitsopoulos [Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard], The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra and Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, Jazz bassist of Miles Davis fame, Ron Carter, and legendary contemporary guitarist Ralph Towner.

His music has been aired many times on PBS-TV and NPR affiliates, HBO, ABC-TV, and the Disney Channel throughout U.S.A., Hong Kong, Australia, Canada, and throughout Europe.

Some of Mr. Lenihan's compositional credits include the following TV and Film list: