David Maldonado

David Maldonado

Maldonado Music
Music Composer and Musician

San Diego, California

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January 2016
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About David

David Maldonado is a multi-instrumentalist/composer from San Diego California, USA. Raised in a family where playing music was as natural as breathing, David Maldonado’s early influences encompassed a broad range of music, from Country to Classical. By the age of eight, David was already an accomplished violinist, immersed in the world of Bach and Mozart. By the age of fourteen, David was performing classical guitar concerts and began to study under the Royal Family of the Classical Guitar. Moving to California in his teen years introduced a melting pot of musicians and styles. Quickly, David gravitated towards other instruments and to this day is performing concerts with the Mandolin, Tenor Banjo, Bluegrass Banjo, Bouzouki, and various steel and nylon stringed guitars.

David has toured the world and when not recording parts for movies in Hollywood, he still performs in major cities in support of 5 original albums released worldwide. His music reflects the beauty and structure inherent in traditional composition, at the same time bringing forth the passion, upbeat rhythms and fascinating gypsy scales redolent of Flamenco. The combination of these, along with David's incredible energy and stage presence, invokes a passionate response from audiences of all ages, offering an enticing journey into this unique infusion of Spanish, Celtic, and Americana styling.

Unique traits: David Maldonado Genres: Celtic, Flamenco, Bluegrass, Country, Americana, Soundtrack Film and TV: BRAVO, DISCOVERY, ABC, DIABLO Movie Website: www.davidmaldonado.com

Credits

  • Diablo

    Diablo (2015)
    Film by Lawrence Roeck (Action, Adventure, Thriller and Western) Music department Running through the Rockies, starting in winter and possibly ending in summer, a psychologically disturbed fellow chases after his kidnapped wife. Poor to non existant script and acting, full of ambiguities. 1 hour 23 minutes better spent watching grass grow in the winter.

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