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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 39 MIN

The Evolution of Film Music with Professor Dan Obluda

from Open Notes Podcast - Fort Collins Symphony · host Fort Collins Symphony

How has film music evolved the past 100 years? To answer that, we’re excited to chat with Dan Obluda. He’s an instructor of music at Colorado State University where teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in music history and music theory. One of Dan’s specialties is in film music, he teaches courses on film music at Colorado State University and has an extensive background in film music research. Our upcoming concert will feature Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush with the score played by the Fort Collins Symphony!Support the show

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