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Welcome to the official website for Christopher Kennedy Alpiar: Film, Television and Video Game composer.

Chris is an award-winning cinematic and theatrical composer working with studios and shows worldwide from his Atlanta, GA studio, which is located in the world reknown "800 East" facility in the North Highland area of downtown Atlanta. He composes orchestral and contemporary music for film, stage, television and video games using a huge pallette of sounds created from the best studio musicians and orchestras or from the highest quality instrument sampling and modeling technology available today.

Chris brings together rich and creative modern musical ideas with a thorough understanding and appreciation of diverse cultural tradition; A passion for intensity and perfection in his craft, yet an ability to see the entirety of the emotion and direction of the project; All the technology needed to create music and sound in any format available and to deliver on time, on budget, absolutely.

Listen to some samples of Chris' music or contact him today
for upcoming scheduling and rates information.

 Testimonials
"Don't tell him too much. Let him figure you out musically. Get to the core. "
-- Baird Thompson


"Christopher's collaboration on our project was imperative. He is a master musician and a cutting edge thinker."
-- Sean Thompson, Mahicos Pictures


 Chris' Notes
Are you a fellow composer? I help admin an awesome growing online community of composers started by composer Chris Merritt. There are all kinds of forum topics, discussions, workshops and more there, so get your music out and come join the fun :D


Hey! If you are in Seattle on a Tuesday night, head on over to the Owl 'n Thistle for a groovy jazz jam session hosted by Bebop and Destruction.


"as an artist Jarrett is sublime, but as a person he leaves much to be desired. It was unfortunate that we had to witness the schizophrenia of these two aspects"
-- Carlo Pagnatta on Keith Jarrett