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Samuel D Loveless

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Samuel D Loveless

Junior Trinity Composition and Musicianship Teacher

Samuel D Loveless is a composer and interdisciplinary artist based in London. Curious about the different ways people think, create and make sense of the world, his practice is driven by a fascination with how we experience, interpret and make music. As a composition and musicianship teacher at Junior Trinity, he is interested in opening up new musical perspectives and giving students the tools and confidence to follow their own curiosity.

Biography

Samuel D Loveless is a composer and interdisciplinary artist based in London, working across contemporary music, media composition, sound design and installation. His practice spans a wide range of musical and artistic settings, often bringing together live performance, recorded sound, film and visual art, with a particular interest in collaboration, accessibility and the many forms that music-making can take. These interests have shaped ongoing work with Dr Monica Esslin-Peard and his writing for Routledge’s Innovation in Music: Innovation Pathways.

His work has been commissioned and performed by organisations including Philharmonie Luxembourg, House of Bedlam, Residentie Orkest and CoMA London, alongside composition and sound work for major media productions. Recent projects include BENCHES, an interdisciplinary project exploring neurodivergent creativity through music, photography and film.

Samuel studied Music at Goldsmiths, University of London, graduating with First-Class Honours, before completing a Master’s in Composition with Distinction at the Royal College of Music, alongside a period of study at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague. He has undertaken residencies and development programmes in the UK and internationally, including as a Britten Pears Young Artist in 2023-24 and Composer in Residence with CoMA London in 2025.

Samuel is continually mesmerised by the different ways people think, create and make sense of the world around them. This runs through his work as a composer and interdisciplinary artist, where he is interested in what happens when people are given the space to think, make, and permission to dare. He brings this same fascination to his teaching, giving students the skills, tools, inspiration and wider musical perspectives to be curious.