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Novelists work alone. So do painters. So why do so many composers choose to work in pairs? Rebecca Barry reports.
Whether creating music for television, film or advertising, composers have long relied on commissioners to make a living. Fiona Sturges uncovers the secrets of a successful working partnership. Read full article
Posted: May 05, 09 | Comments: 0
Novelists work alone. So do painters. So why do so many composers choose to work in pairs? Rebecca Barry reports. Read full article
Posted: Feb 05, 09 | Comments: 1
Once considered the fast food of the music industry, library music is now a significant resource for producers and a lucrative career option for composers. Rebecca Barry reports. Read full article
Posted: Dec 04, 08 | Comments: 2
Screened Music guest panellist, Matthew Strachan, shares his views on pitching for free, having an agent, his sound track for Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? and the state of the industry. Reporting by Nicki Household. Read full article
Posted: Dec 02, 08 | Comments: 0
The majority of film and television composers say it's only fair that they charge for pitches and demos. So why do so many go unpaid? Rebecca Barry reports. Read full article
Posted: Oct 24, 08 | Comments: 11
These are tough times for aspiring composers looking for their big break. There are more people than ever with a passion for creating new sounds, and competition is fierce. Could a talent competition be the place to start? Fiona Sturges reports. Read full article
Posted: Oct 24, 08 | Comments: 1