Artist Detailed Info: Joe Wallis

Joe Wallis is an independent artist that has interest in many music styles.

For classical music, strings and orchestral works are the preferred listening.
Joe is also influenced by Classical Baroque such as Bach or Vivaldi.
Composers like the above are highly influential with single compositions such as Samuel Barber’s “Adagio for Strings” intrinsic in Joe’s nature.
Orchestral strings are often blended with harp during Joe’s compositions although as mentioned below this is all done with modern technology that is available today.
When brass is heard it is usually French horns that play the stronger role as is heard in “Anthem” but whatever happens strings are usually close behind.
Virtual choirs now available can be heard in Joe’s music and is featured in the timeless “Doe Ray Me” track available here at .
If you are looking for a connection from Joe’s classical string to his softer guitar then “Betrayal by Thought” is a music piece that might interest you. This can be found on the TanGenT-TGT links on these pages.
You will find free music from Joe Wallis or TanGenT-TGT so please be welcome to give all a listen or download.

For "popular" varieties Heavy Rock/Metal and Progressive Rock are two foremost influences.
Bands from these sectors would include Iron Maiden , Metallica and old Genesis.

Joe is also the founding member of ©TanGenT represented here at as TanGenT-TGT.
TanGenT was a Heavy Rock/Metal band that gigged in and around London During the late 1980's.
TanGenT© still exists as a graphic design and picture site, as well as continuing the music with..
"Virtual Metal". V Metal© tracks made using real guitar and today’s technologies...
Joe is still producing other types of music including orchestral type scores using a variety of tools and Cubase.
Where ever you see ©TanGenT, TGT or both ©TanGenT-TGT the person behind it will likely be Joe.

Generally Joe would endorse the idea of free music for personal use hence the postings here.
Copyright is still important to artists and Joe retains this on his work.

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