
New TV Composers
Âé¶¹Éç New Talent, in conjunction with the Âé¶¹Éç's Natural History Unit, set budding composers the exciting challenge of writing an original and imaginative piece of music for a Âé¶¹Éç natural history programme.
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With such a high standard of entries the judges had a tough time selecting the 12 finalists. Watch the three minute clip of 'Galapagos' accompanied by the finalists' compositions, including the eventual winner Anne Nikitin.
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WINNER: Anne Nikitin

It was Michael Nyman's score for The Piano that sparked Anne's desire to write music.
| Russell Dawson-Butterworth

It was the big blockbusters in the late 1970s that got Russell hooked on creating music for film.
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| Ìý | Carl Harms

Carl's musical background covers an extensive range of styles, from hip-hop to folk.
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Nicola Renshaw

It was a Âé¶¹Éç carol competition that inspired Nicola to start writing music at age nine.
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| Ìý | Paul Moessl

Paul has experience in most music styles and calls himself a 'musical chameleon'.
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Simon Coleman

Simon became interested in music at the age of 12, after becoming envious of his brother's guitar.
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| Ìý | Anthony Patterson

Anthony's styles range from rock/pop and sound design, to ethnic and orchestral music.
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Andy Quin

An early starter, Andy had his first work broadcast on TV and radio at the age of 11.
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Dom James

Chorister turned composer, Dom
has been creating pieces for film, TV and stage.
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Dale Sumner

Dale's fascination for sound was cemented by watching films such as the Star Wars trilogy and Blade Runner.
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| Ìý | Alice Trueman

Alice composes in a wide variety of styles from classical to experimental soundscape.
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Edward White

Ed's musical career began when he started playing session guitar for numerous recording artists.
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