EPISODE · May 17, 2022 · 55 MIN
(Episode 301) "The Haunting of Hill House" Film Composers: The Newton Brothers.
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Send us Fan MailEpisode 301.The Haunting of Hill House.Film Composers: "The Newton Brothers"Andy and Taylor were both learning and making music from a young age, educated and inspired by such wide-ranging influences as Puccini operas, John Williams film scores, and albums by Kraftwerk. Between the two, they play piano, guitar, bass, clarinet, flute, accordion, sax, harmonica, percussion, organ, kazoo, and cello. They fuse their classical education with a skill and savvy in electronics and manipulated sounds, to contribute distinct music to a diverse spectrum of film projects and capitalize on having two musical heads. They lent their Newtonian approach to score the epic Sci-fi film Extinction for Universal Pictures (Directed by Ben Young, starring Mike Pena ), the acclaimed Shirley Jackson novel The Haunting Of Hill House (Exec Produced by Mike Flanagan, Trevor Macy & Steven Spielberg), Doctor Sleep, The Haunting of Bly Manor and Midnight Mass. Welcome, Andy and Taylor.The Newton Brothers. Instagram: Monday Morning Critic Podcast.Facebook: Monday Morning Critic Podcast.Twitter:@mdmcriticEmail: [email protected]: Monday Morning Critic Podcastwww.mmcpodcast.comSupport the show
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Send us Fan Mail Episode 301. The Haunting of Hill House. Film Composers: "The Newton Brothers" Andy and Taylor were both learning and making music from a young age, educated and inspired by such wide-ranging influences as Puccini operas, John Williams film scores, and albums by Kraftwerk. Between the two, they play piano, guitar, bass, clarinet, flute, accordion, sax, harmonica, percussion, organ, kazoo, and cello. They fuse their classical education with a skill and savvy in electronics an...
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