DAVID EDGAR WALTHER, COMPOSER
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    • Watch Dynosaur
  • Catalogue
    • I. Chamber
    • II. Keyboard
    • III.Orchestra
    • IV. Dance
    • V. Voice
    • VI. Chorus
    • VII. Opera
    • VIII. Music Theater
    • XI. Critical Editions
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Hello, I'm David Walther. 
Welcome to my website. 
I have written music for
chamber ensembles,
keyboards, orchestra, dance,
voice, chorus, opera, and

music theater.  My Catalogue
lists 200 of my best pieces:  ​



CATALOGUE

You can hear some of my orchestral works: 

You can hear and watch my dance pieces: 

You can hear and watch some of my operas: 

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​I am the artistic director of The Acting Singers Project, a 501(c)3 public charity in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.  Our website is: 

​You may email me at hrwr@earthlink.net:

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​It is my belief that music is "about" emotions that tell stories. Most of my pieces have myths and tales associated with them. Sometimes I keep them to myself, but usually
I share them. Music has very strong visual associations for me.

For example, when I think of tones, I see colors:  A: red;  B: black;  C:  white;  D:  yellow;   E;  pale violet;   F:   black;  and  G:  green. I don't know why this is...  but it has always been so. I think that it might be associated with the Greek modes. I have known and read of other people with synesthesia;  but I have never known of two people who AGREED on the particular associations.  


​I am currently in a several year long process of extended examination of dynamics,  phrasing, and especially tempo in my work. It is proving most helpful.

​I hope that you enjoy these links, David Walther.
  • Home
  • Biography
    • 6 degrees of separation
  • Crazy Dinosaurs
    • Watch Crazy Dinosaurs
    • Watch Eurydice
    • Watch Dynosaur
  • Catalogue
    • I. Chamber
    • II. Keyboard
    • III.Orchestra
    • IV. Dance
    • V. Voice
    • VI. Chorus
    • VII. Opera
    • VIII. Music Theater
    • XI. Critical Editions