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Beyond the Clouds (orchestral, adventurous, thematic)
1:35
How Did I Get Here? (orchestral, jazzy, comedic)
0:55
The Farewell (orchestral, longing)
1:35
Surgery (chamber, pensive)
1:13
Putting Out the Fire (folk, action, intense, hybrid)
0:33
Boxing - from 'Punching Up' (synth-based, percussive, intense)
0:52
Calling Treatment Centers - from 'Friend' (hybrid, pensive)
0:28
The Rebellion (epic, hybrid)
1:00
Frat Package Deliveries - from 'Punching Up' (jazzy/Latin-inspired groove, hybrid)
0:43
Biography

Anton Manuel is an Australian composer and pianist based in Los Angeles. Born in Melbourne to Ukrainian parents, he was trained in jazz and classical piano and trumpet and gradated Summa Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music (Film Scoring & Composition majors with Conducting minor). Anton’s music pays respect to “classic” film music orchestral traditions, influenced by the likes of John Williams and Alexandre Desplat, in combination with a contemporary sound that takes ingredients from jazz that come through in the overall recipe. Anton has interned and orchestrated for Bear McCreary’s film/TV scoring Emmy-winning studio Sparks & Shadows, interned for renowned composer Fil Eisler and scored several short films, that have been included in film festivals globally.

Aside from scoring for screen, Anton is a regularly-commissioned concert composer – with a body of work that includes music for orchestra, chamber ensemble, vocal groups and dance. He has an upcoming commission for Inventi Ensemble, a well-renowned Melbourne-based chamber ensemble, in 2026. Some recent achievements of 2025 include receiving the Debussy Platinum Prize and Debussy Excellence Creativity Special Award, Millican Scholarship Award and Bill Maloof Composition Award. Furthermore, Anton has most recently released his debut jazz album emergence. in December 2025, featuring a sextet (in which he was the pianist) and layering violins.