Tom Gamble is a London based guitarist and composer. Currently studying at Trinity College of Music, he is frequently working as a musician both composing and performing. As a soloist he has performed at some of the most renowned venues including Windsor Castle, Southbank centre, Ronnie Scotts, The Stables, Acoustic Roots and many more. A versatile player, Tom is heavily influenced by a multitude of musical genres and traditions, from jazz to folk via classical and world music. Tom is currently studying guitar under the tuition of Graham Anthony Devine (Winner of a host of international guitar competitions and recording artist for NAXOS records) at Trinity and has also received tuition from renowned guitarists Roland Dyens (Professor at Conservatoire de Paris), William Kanengiser (Founder of the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet), Ben Verdery (Head of Guitar at Yale University) and Robert Brightmore (Professor at Guildhall School of Music). He has also studied jazz guitar under the tuition of Dominic Ashworth. He has also been involved in festivals with the likes of Tommy Emmanuel, Antonio Forcione and has been asked to open shows for Martin Taylor MBE and Clive Carroll.
As a composer he regularly writes pieces that are often performed, from chamber music to orchestral works to jazz arrangements. He has studied composition with Stephen Montague and received masterclasses from John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin, Them Crooked Vultures) and David Brandy. If you are interested in commissioning a piece from Tom, please see the contact page.
