EP 184 - Behind The Score: 'September 5th' Munich '72 Through A New Lens

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Behind The Score: 'September 5th' Munich '72 Through A New Lens - Composer Lawrence Dangel discusses "September 5th"

Dangel shares insights on his creative process, working with director Tim Faybaum, and the challenges of scoring a film "September 5th'" set entirely within a TV studio. Learn about the use of analog synths to evoke the 1970s and the decision to employ a documentary-style approach to the music.

Lorenz Dangel was born in Würzburg, Germany His work as a composer includes film music, classical music and music for theatre and dance. He is known for his work to Lykke Per (2018), Tides (2021), Dying (2024) and others. Lorenz also works as a conductor for orchestra recordings of many film music productions.

Listen to full score on  Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/53DfsFOBsTOwRTJ5CCiRTn
 
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