Charles David Denler
BIOGRAPHY

With nearly 100 films and television programs to his credit, Charles Denler’s multiple Emmy Award-winning music can be heard all over the world. His ability to work in a wide variety of genres, and his collaborative work sense, has made him a top choice among producers and directors. Charles' classical training and strong proficiency with contemporary sound allow him great flexibility and versatility as a composer.

Charles received critical acclaim by winning an EMMY in 2004 for his work on Bentley Creek and went on to receive his second EMMY in 2005 for his score to Beyond The Medal Of Honor.

After completing studies at the Berklee School of Music, Boston, Charles began his career as a recording artist, releasing eight albums and working with a number of leading producers in the industry. Charles' musical credits also include the legendary Youssou NDour of Peter Gabriel.

Upon meeting Hardy Jones and Julia Whitty, Parthenon Entertainment, Charles was asked to write music for their National Geographic production, Twenty Years with the Dolphins. It was then that Charles fell in love with the art of film scoring. Following with two more Geographic projects, he went on to write for numerous other documentaries, film and television programs, and promotional work that included the main theme for the new STARZ! Kids' Television Network, music for Animal Planet, The History Channel, PBS, NBC, HDNet and many feature film productions.

Charles is well versed in blending symphonic orchestra with world instrumentation. He is fluent with many indigenous instruments, such as flute techniques associated with Peru, Native American Indian, Japanese Raku, and various world percussion.

Charles' accomplishments have been featured in many articles including Keyboard Magazine, and in POST Magazine.