The Evolution of Film Music ft. Composer David Newman
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Back in 2021, while Cinesamples was recording their Industry Brass libraries at the Alfred Newman Scoring Stage, Mike Patti sat down with American composer and conductor David Newman to talk about his career, what it was like to get started in the industry back then, how music transformed film way back in the 1930s (and saved King Kong), and how technology is transforming film music today. Newman's experience both as a prolific composer and as the son of Alfred Newman (one of film music's most iconic figures) gives him a unique long-view perspective on the past, present, and future of music in the world of movies, and he shares it all with us here. So pop on your headphones, press play, and enjoy this incredible conversation with David Newman.
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David Newman is a legend in film composing and conducting
Amazing conversation! I love David, such a nice and talented artist.
I know he’s all over the place, but I could listen to this dude talk for days.
amazing history
Tremendous interview! There is SO much talent in the Newman family tree.
Finding Musio has been a blessing. Now there's no reason for me not to pursue my cinematic music dreams. So biggest goal for me in 2024, release my first orchestral piece and build on that
Can't wait to hear what you create!
An absolutely fascinating interview on the evolution of film music which also needs to be preserved! Thank you so much! ❤
Such a wealth of experience and information! Best interview I have ever seen, especially as it is coming from one of the pillars of this extraordinary musical dynasty! Utterly brilliant!!! Thank you Musio and Mike Patti 👏🙏💓
Fascinating !
As an aspiring film composer, this video was so educational and helpful!
Absolutely fantastic!!, and I also invested in your libraries. Good Job CineSamples. (Would love to go in person to hear the acoustics, and feel the vibe of the Newman's and the Herrmann and Goldsmith and J. Williams and the family of composers).
The film music is an important part of our culture and history. Thanks for this great interview. And congrats on all your accomplishments this year. I can't wait to see what 2024 brings.
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Best value ever, purchased musio last month
Fantastic interview. Thank you so much! Good luck for 2024!
So glad you enjoyed it! And thank you, we hope the same for you :)
Thanks! 😀
Fascinating interview. Thank you.
Awesome, love David Newman.
We do too!
Waooo, thank you so much for this passionate intervew 😊🙏🏼 and of course, Thank you very much for creating Musio ❤️
Happy new year 🎆🎇
Thanks for watching! So glad you enjoyed it. Happy New Year 🥳
Awesome! Great interview.
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W video
He's replacing the legendary John Williams at Tanglewood tomorrow. Deciding if I should go. Bought the ticket for John Williams. A big let down and I really don't want to be disappointed.
David Newman is so very right. My video and research here tells more about the history beginning with Karol Rathaus. Among the reasons I stayed away from film composing is the negative effects of directors and editors having control over the process - they shouldn't. I am not sure how to change that. However the other problem is the Society of Composers and Lyricists (SCL) which is the only professional society that has a single level of membership - flat. There are no specialty areas and corresponding reach out to the buyers of media music. The result is the commodization of musical output and horrid pay structures. Just a really poorly run professional group. czcams.com/video/1T8rqOFjT58/video.htmlsi=FkaTWcQqneQFNRGp
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Introduction too long winded. I hope this won’t be the regular segue into these interviews.