Podcast appearances and mentions of danny mulhern

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In this episode of Sync Music Matters I'm talking to Emmy Award Winning Michael Price. Michael talks about his journey from the music department of WHSmith's to composing for shows like Sherlock and Unforgotten.  He reveals the challenges of composing music over multiple series and how his creative approach changes when writing music as a solo artist.  He talks fondly of his time working with the late great Michael Kaman who apparently used to try and improvise action cues in a single take.  Several life milestones that have changed the ways that he wants to create and write music. In Episode 7 Danny Mulhern talks about improvisation and flow state which Michael also draws on heavily to be at his creative best. Michael Price Biog Emmy Award winning Michael Price has composed music for TV shows such as Sherlock, Dracula, and Unforgotten. He has received numerous award nominations and was recently nominated for a BAFTA and an Emmy for his work on Dracula with David Arnold. His film scoring work includes films such as Eternal Beauty, Cheerful Weather and Just Jim  As well as being a master of music for TV and Film, Michael releases music as a solo artist.  His solo work takes the form of beautiful improvised piano works, as heard on albums like Diary, or via the more lush, grand orchestral work, that you might hear on critically acclaimed releases Entanglement (2015) Tender Symmetry (2018) from via Erased Tapes' His lastest release, The Hope of Better Weather, is rooted in the piano world but also exists as a bridge crossing into new terrain, including reworks and remixes from the likes of Yann Tiersen, Bill Ryder-Jones and Eluvium  And his forthcoming album, Whitsun, is an exploration of the connection between sound and memory.  Michael Price's website Some of Michael Price's Musical Influences: Michael Kaman Keith Jarret - Concert in Koeln John Tavener - The Protecting Veil Arvo Paert Japan - Ghosts   Jim Hustwit is a music producer and composer specialising in trailer music, production music and music for TV ads  

In today's episode of Sync Music Matters I'm talking to TV & Film composer and solo artist Danny Mulhern. Danny is a very philosophical guy and we go pretty deep in today's interview, exploring improvisation and flow state as a tool for creating music. Flow state can be defined as: “mental state in which a person performing some activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energised focus.” We talk about overcoming procrastination or what Stephen Pressfield in the War of Art, refers to as “resistance”  And Danny generously shares about a difficult period in his life when he fell out of love with music. His love was ultimately rekindled through collaboration and ultimately the “human connection” which had been missing for some time. We go Under The Skin with the movie What They Had and talk about a upcoming project about the Meaning Crisis cognitive psychologist John Verveake Danny Mulhern TV & Film Composer and Solo Artist Biog Danny Mulhern is a composer, multi-instrumentalist and producer who in addition to writing for TV and film, releases his own unique brand of instrumental music.  Much of his recent work has been with the London Contemporary Orchestra on records and film scores, including the critically acclaimed What They Had, starring Hilary Swank, Michael Shannon and Robert Forster. Other Film and TV scores include long-running BBC forensic crime drama Silent Witness, BBC wildlife documentary The Natural World and entertainment shows with Derren Brown, Matt Lucas and Simon Pegg. His own music is best described as contemporary classical with an ambient/electronic crossover. To my mind Danny's music is wonderfully textural and he often plays with polyrhythms as he explores philosophical ideas around improvisation, intuition and collective intelligence Look out for his forthcoming album Singing Through Others. Which is Inspired primarily by conversations around sense-making and the meaning crisis. Some of Danny Mulhern's Musical Influences Jimi Hendrix Paul McCartney John Lennon The Beatles Joni Mitchell Brian Eno Bob Dylan U2 - The Clash Aztec Camera Crowded House - The Specials - FKA Twigs Max Richter Jóhann Jóhannsson Hans Zimmer Rob Simonson Some of the things which inspire Danny Mulhern: Ian McGilchrist Steven Pressfield - Get Back (The Beatles Documentary) John Vervaeke (Awakening from the Meaning Crisis Rebel Wisdom (Youtube Channel) The Social Dilemma David Baddiel  

Dice la previsión del tiempo que se avecina una nueva ola de frío en toda Europa. Sentado en mi sillón, tapado con una manta, con una infusión al lado, en la mesilla, un libro en las manos y música de fondo, me debato entre la nostalgia y la melancolía. Esta semana escucharemos piezas de Poppy Ackroyd, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Dustin O’Halloran, Omar Sosa & Paolo Fresu, Danny Mulhern, La pieza misteriosa, Eugene Friesen & Paul Halley, Paul Halley, Erutan, Pat Metheny, Oregon, Peter Broderick, Javier Quilis, Ludovico Einaudi, Max Richter y Kai-Anders Ryan

I talk to composer and multi-instrumentalist, Danny Mulhern about his work doing scores as well as his work on his own albums. We cover a lot information about how he approaches work, how deadlines affect him and much more.  http://www.dannymulhern.com/ https://twitter.com/DannyMulhern Sponsored by: http://www.tweakedaudio.com/ For more Beyond the Playlist with JHammondC https://twitter.com/JHammondC https://www.facebook.com/groups/Beyondtheplaylist/ Theme music by Magnus Sellergren featuring The Jimmy C and the New York Brass Cover art by Phil Rood

Ben sits down with composer DANNY MULHERN to discuss his work for the BBC, as well as his solo works and his most recent score for the acclaimed film WHAT THEY HAD, starring Hilary Swank and Michael Shannon. Enjoy!!!

Moondog era un músico genial. Compositor admirado por los mejores músicos de su época, inventor de instrumentos musicales, poeta y personaje singular. Con él empezamos el Perpetuum Mobile de esta semana en el que además escucharemos piezas de Penguin Cafe, Fiona Joy Hawkins, Lubomyr Melnyk, Akira Kosemura, Tambour, Danny Mulhern y Trevor Alan Gomes. Más contenidos sobre Perpetuum Mobile: https://goo.gl/yp5Pju Síguenos en Facebook: https://goo.gl/yVkhnw Síguenos en Spotify: https://goo.gl/u3UFrj Síguenos en Google+: https://plus.google.com/communities/112680150441479402905 Puedes ponerte en contacto conmigo en jaume@quedamosenhuesca.com

.......................BURN.YOUR.LIFE.DOWN.................................. By Anatoly Brooks 01. Balago – Les hores (0.00:05) 02. Stafraenn Hakon – 7/4 önd (0.01:02) 03. Beaumont – Mirian (0.04:39) 04. Will Samson – Water fall diver (day one) (0.07:22) 05. Bleachers – Burn your life down (0.10:38) 06. Colleen – Summer night (bat song) (0.13:09) 07. Bauhaus – Crowds (0.18:00) 08. Agalloch – Summerisle reprise (0.20:42) 09. Castanets – Ignorance is blues (0.25:17) 10. Stafraenn Hakon – Rafall (0.26:31) 11. Balmorhea – Circumnavigation (0.30:53) 12. The White Birch – Love lay me blind (0.34:38) 13. Brian Eno – Watch a single swallow in a termal sky, and try to fit its motion, or figure why it flies (0.37:22) 14. Danny Mulhern – Flying the nest (0.40:26) 15. Boduf Songs – Long divider (0.43:14) 16. Mi & Lau – A word in your belly (0.48:42) 17. [bleu] – Daskalia (0.52:22) 18. Coil – All the pretty little horses (0.53:32) 19. Nick Cave – All things beautiful (0.58:11) 20. William Ryan Fritch – Borrowed air (1.02:53) 21. Kevin McLeod – Desert city (1.06:13) 22. Clint Mansell & Peter Broderick – Final movement (1.07:42) 23. Majical Cloudz – This is magic (1.12:40) 24. Grouper – Holding (1.16:55) Total time: 1.24:54 Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt/

Here is something to brighten up your Monday, an eclectic assortment of tracks from British composer and musician Danny Mulhern. In the coming weeks he will release a new album on 1631 Recordings. Titled 'Reflections On A Dead Sea' the album sees him work alongside the London Contemporary Orchestra who have worked previously with the likes of Actress, Radiohead and many more. The album is an ethereal assortment of sounds and looped orchestration which is almost cinematic by nature. When we invited Danny to record a mix he indicated that he was not a DJ as such so what we have here is a rather brilliant playlist of tracks which have helped inspire and determine a path forwards.

.......SENSE.ESTRELLES............................................. By Anatoly Brooks 01. Residue – A circles story (0.00:13) 02. Danny Mulhern – The crossing (0.03:59) 03. Paddy Mulcahy – On a Hill in Swinford (0.05:43) 04. Two Bicycles – Tonight (0.09:19) 05. William Ryan Fritch – We fear change (0.14:08) 06. Velvetears – I dont know how (0.16:44) 07. Moondog – Birds lamente (0.18:06) 08. Thomas Reid – You’re making all the right decisions (0.20:06) 09. Jun Miyake – Lillies of the valley (0.23:53) 10. Albin de la Simone & Emiliana Torrini – Moi, moi (0.27:13) 11. Sergius Gregory – Next of kin (0.30:37) 12. Esbjorn Svensson Trio – Years of yearning (0.34:00) 13. Jun Miyake – The here and after (0.39:00) 14. Lisbonne Télégramme – Miroir dautomne (0.44:02) 15. Alina Orlova – Kibirkštėlė (0.49:01) 16. Carol Anne McGowan – Mad girl’s love song (0.51:20) 17. Foreign Fields – Fragile branches (0.53:32) 18. Stuart Warwick – Sailors (0.56:47) 19. Mirrorring – Silent from above (1.00:02) 20. heklAa – I am a piece of you (1.04:52) 21. Katie Kim – Heavy lightning (1.08:45) 22. Rebekah Del Rio – No stars (1.12:27) Total time: 1.19:26 A photo by Lee Jeffries Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt/

Puedes leer el artículo del programa en este enlace: https://goo.gl/tudOjg Esta semana, en Perpetuum Mobile, hemos hecho una pequeña selección de temas compuestos para el Día del Piano 2017, celebrado el pasado 29 de marzo compuestos por Noirepolde, Danny Mulhern, Matt Emery y Jameson Nathan Jones. También hemos recordado temas del ayer compuestos por David Lanz, Philip Glass, Dead Can Dance, Adiemus (Karl Jenkins) y Enya.