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Category Archives: music
Dancing in the Moonlight
I stumbled across this quote recently from Eli Roth about Last House on the Left and songs in horror movies: “Even as a kid one of the things that stayed with me was the music, done by lead actor David … Continue reading
Flight Paths Part 1
You can see Flight Paths here:
Posted in music, Music Theatre, New Music, opera, string quartet
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Writing with Light and Time – An Interview with Michael Finnissy
Back in May 2010, I did an interview with Michael Finnissy for What Next? Magazine about the piece he was working on for the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival. Writing with Light and Time Michael Finnissy’s new work for saxophone quartet … Continue reading
The Haunting (1963)
While I was writing my previous post about realising the potential of sound and music in radio drama, I was reminded of the 1963 film version of The Haunting. I recently re-watched this film for the bizillionth time after finding … Continue reading
Posted in 2001, A Space Odyssey, BBC, composition, Film music, music, Radio 4
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I Love Radio
I love radio. Like ’50s sci-fi, The Beatles, H.P. Lovecraft, Edgar Allan Poe, Quatermass, John Wyndham and Doctor Who, it’s something I got into because of my dad. As a kid he would regale me with his reenactments of Journey into Space, … Continue reading
Posted in BBC, composer, composition, Incidental Music, music, Radio, Radio 4
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The Howling
Here’s an image from the Werewolf of London live soundtrack I was involved in recently. There are more images available here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/eno-baylis/sets/72157624461641883/
Posted in Guitar, Improvisation, Incidental Music, music, werewolf
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Music for Radio: The Process
If you’ve read my blog before, you’ll know that I recently composed and recorded the music for a new BBC Radio 4 drama called Amazing Grace. To coincide with the broadcast of the drama in five parts throughout the week … Continue reading
Posted in Amazing Grace, BBC, composer, music, Radio, Radio 4
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