Library Music Themes

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Title: Who is the youngest composer in the library music world?
Post by: KPM Lover on March 09, 2024, 02:14:42 PM
Would have a "Mozart" (the great composer, knowed for compose since a younger age) on the library music labels industry? I got thinking about it and that's why i decide to make this post, i'm really curious to know.
Title: Re: Who is the youngest composer in the library music world?
Post by: KPMFan1000 on March 09, 2024, 03:32:14 PM
 Christoph W. Narholz made tracks for Intersound at 17, in 1985.
Paul Lewis made a track for Southern at 18 in 1962.
Title: Re: Who is the youngest composer in the library music world?
Post by: Lord Thames on March 09, 2024, 03:38:29 PM
John Malcolm's famous FDH track Non-Stop was written when he was 17 to annoy a music teacher who hated popular music.

Christopher Gunning's earliest recorded work came out on Southern when he was 23.

Title: Re: Who is the youngest composer in the library music world?
Post by: apmnut on March 09, 2024, 08:23:50 PM
Quote from: Lord Thames on March 09, 2024, 03:38:29 PM
John Malcolm's famous FDH track Non-Stop was written when he was 17 to annoy a music teacher who hated popular music.

Ha, that's amazing that that piece was literally written to tick off his music teacher! Always fun when you find out these library cues have neat backstories that aren't, "Hey, you think you could whip us up a couple of underwater beds?" or something like that.