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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2018 · 20 MIN

Jeff Rona Soundtrack Cologne 2017 Interview

from The Sound Architect · host Sam Hughes

Hazel Turnbull speaks with composer, Jeff Rona at Soundtrack Cologne 2017. Jeff Rona is a contemporary film composer and recording artist. The youngest son of European immigrants, he studied music, art and photography, but left school behind to pursue music as his life’s work. Early on he composed for dance, theater, experimental media, galleries and contemporary concert venues around the world using both traditional musicians and cutting-edge technologies. He became an in-demand studio musician, arranger, sound designer, synthesist and music programmer in Los Angeles & New York, most notably with Philip Glass on several film and live projects and with film composer Hans Zimmer. He worked as a musical collaborator on numerous films & records before landing his first solo composing project, scoring the groundbreaking television series Homicide:Life On The Street for director Barry Levinson.

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