Podcast appearances and mentions of John Lunn

In Episode 231, Samantha Gordon and Simon Skinner discussed the orchestration framework they developed to help our clients decipher a somewhat overused term in the industry. It was a great discussion, and if you missed it, I recommend you give it a listen. We covered a lot of ground in that episode that sets up this conversation with John Lunn, CEO and Founder of Gr4vy. While preparing for this podcast, John observed that “every merchant has an orchestration platform; they just don't call it that.” That struck a chord as incredibly insightful. Merchants, at least those with the engineering resources to do so, have been adding software infrastructure to their operations to improve authorization rates, handle tokenization, route to different networks, and a host of other capabilities that simply do not come with the basic developer API toolkit. Those without engineering teams to help automate these capabilities are left to manual or ad hoc means to manage their operations. Either way, operational gaps often lead to lost revenues, increased costs, and sub-optimal customer experiences. Using the orchestration framework to guide our conversation, we discuss how orchestration is enabling merchants to do things differently—with more latitude and agency over their payments operations. We invite you to delve into this episode, which shifts the conversation from “What is orchestration?” to “Why is orchestration so powerful?” It's a valuable discussion you won't want to miss.

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Mike sits down with the extraordinary composer, John Lunn, known for his outstanding work on shows like Shetland, The Last Kingdom, and Downton Abbey. Mike dives deep into exploring the intricate process of composing for television and film. Discover how John Lunn crafts music that seamlessly aligns with visuals, elevating the emotional impact of scenes. This episode unravels the mysteries of writing to picture, showcasing John's remarkable talent and insights. The conversation delves into his creative process, how he determines what works for a particular scene, and the art of scoring for diverse genres. Listeners are treated to an exclusive peek into John Lunn's world, as he generously shares his time and expertise. Previously featured on the Insider's Track Sync Membership, John Lunn returns to provide an even deeper understanding of his creative journey. For anyone aspiring to comprehend the intricacies of composing for TV and film, Episode 101 is a must-listen. Learn more about writing for film and tv in The Insiders Track

Mike sits down with the extraordinary composer, John Lunn, known for his outstanding work on shows like Shetland, The Last Kingdom, and Downton Abbey. Mike dives deep into exploring the intricate process of composing for television and film. Discover how John Lunn crafts music that seamlessly aligns with visuals, elevating the emotional impact of scenes. This episode unravels the mysteries of writing to picture, showcasing John's remarkable talent and insights. The conversation delves into his creative process, how he determines what works for a particular scene, and the art of scoring for diverse genres. Listeners are treated to an exclusive peek into John Lunn's world, as he generously shares his time and expertise. Previously featured on the Insider's Track Sync Membership, John Lunn returns to provide an even deeper understanding of his creative journey. For anyone aspiring to comprehend the intricacies of composing for TV and film, Episode 101 is a must-listen. Learn more about writing for film and tv in The Insiders Track

In today's episode of Category Visionaries we speak with John Lunn, CEO and Founder of Gr4vy, a payment orchestration platform that's raised over $27 Million in funding. Topics Discussed:  John's background as a marine biologist who's worked in payments for decades and helped start other companies, including PayPal John's most admired individuals, and sci-fi books that have influenced him Why payments are a problem area for online retailers, and how Gr4vy helps them manage payments with ease and flexibility The current payment landscape, and why trying to sell a payment system to a company's payments team is the wrong move Why it's important to pick VCs that you like as people, and why John would advise his past self to grow his company slower   Favorite book:  The Culture (9 book series)

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John Lunn CEO and Founder of Gr4vy has some great insights on the benefits of remote work, why India has the best payments infrastructure and what is payments orchestration this week on the Fintech Newscast Click Subscribe to keep up to date on the world of fintech!  Reach us at info@fintechnewscast.com or at @fintechnewscast on Twitter

John Lunn CEO and Founder of Gr4vy has some great insights on the benefits of remote work, why India has the best payments infrastructure and what is payments orchestration this week on the Fintech Newscast Click Subscribe to keep up to date on the world of fintech!  Reach us at info@fintechnewscast.com or at @fintechnewscast on Twitter

Downton Abbey composer John Lunn and saxophonist Jess Gillam join Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye on a journey from the snowy landscape of northern Finland to the warmth of Ecuador as they add the next five tracks, exploring unusual instruments and effects, including the theremin and the tremolo. Guitarist and songwriter Johnny Marr, formerly of The Smiths, talks us through one of the most ambitious uses of tremolo, and guitarist Adam Goldsmith demonstrates a few other tricks guitarists have up their sleeve. Producer Jerome Weatherald Presented, with music direction, by Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye The five tracks in this week's playlist: Kilisee, Kilisee Kulkunen by Tapiola Choir Snowflake by Kate Bush How Soon is Now? by The Smiths Clair de Lune, Arr. for Theremin and Voice by Carolina Eyck - by Claude Debussy Huashca de Corales by Biluka y los Canibales Other music in this episode: (Love is Like a) Heatwave by Martha & the Vandellas Many Rivers to Cross by Jimmy Cliff

The number of payment technology options continues to increase, but companies often resist adoption to avoid the cumbersome process. In this episode, we sat down with John Lunn, CEO and Founder at Gr4vy to talk about the power of providing companies with the ability to scale and maintain control of their entire payment stack from anywhere.   Show Notes: https://www.soarpay.com/2022/11/gr4vy/

It is a pleasure to welcome United Kingdom-based film director and producer Ginevra Gentili to The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast. Ginevra is a British-Italian film director who has a cinematography and photography background. She has been directing films since her early twenties and runs North Harley Films, an independent production company. The team specializes in producing content that is visually striking and intimately connects with audiences. The North Harley Films team has created music documentaries, live music sessions, and brand films.Some of the work that Ginevra and her team worked on several films, including Written Apology (2014), White Lies (2015), A Positive Person (2018), and Martin (2020). They have also helped several recording artists showcase their visions, including Eivør, Ella Morgan, Jess Thristan, and Sohodolls. Sony Music, Carnival Films, and Netflix hired North Harley Films to create a series of online promotions about Netflix's The Last Kingdom. The North Harley Films creators spoke with The Last Kingdom composer John Lunn and recording artist Eivør, who recorded music at his house in London, England. Ginevra won two awards for her work, including the 2020 Indie Short Fest's Best Original Screenplay and the 2021 Independent Short Annual Awards' Best Female Director for Tell Tales Signs. She was also nominated for two awards (Best Director and Best Short Film) at the 2020 Unrestricted View Film Festival. In this edition of The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Ginevra Gentili spoke about the pre-production process of Souls Divided (Anime Divse). She also spoke about her latest short film: Borrowed Time.

Sommeren er over os, og hvilken bedre lejlighed end at komme med anbefalinger til din sommerstreaming! Alle tre værter er i studiet (Peter virtuelt), og vi starter ud med anbefalinger på Netflix, Paramount+, Disney+ og Apple TV+. Alle plusserne! Du er jo ude at nyde sommeren, men hvis der er en orkan, falder vores anbefalinger på et tørt sted. Hvis du er enig med os. Hvis du ikke er, skal du nok finde noget andet. Vi stoler på dig. Vi høres på åen. Forresten... Vi er på Twitter - og Instagram-mediet: @streamaaen Og også Facebook: www.facebook.com/streamaaen. Kontakt os gerne: streamaaen@gmail.com. Bag podcasten står Peter Vistisen, Tobias Iskov Thomsen og Anders Zimmer Hansen - alle tidligere Jehovas Vidner, som har ringet til Toby. Yderligere informationer Citat fra film/serie: For All Mankind (Apple TV+, Tall Shop Productions, Sony Pictures Productions, Sony Pictures Television Distribution, Apple Inc. - composer: Jeff Russo), Long Way Round (Sky 1, Cinetic, Apple TV+, Russ Malkin, David Alexanian), The Last Kingdom (Carnival Film and Television, BBC Two, Netflix - composer: John Lunn), Better Call Saul (High Bridge Productions, Crystal Diner Productions, Gran Via Productions, Sony Pictures Television, AMC - composer: Dave Porter), Stranger Things (21 Laps Entertainment, Monkey Massacre, Upside Down Pictures, Netflix Streaming Services, Netflix - composers: Michael Stein, Kyle Dixon), LOST (Bad Robot Productions, Touchstone Television, ABC Studios, Bueana Vista Television, Disney-ABC Domestic Television, ABC), Atlanta (RBA, 343 Incorporated, MGMT. Entertainment, FXP, 20th Television, Disney-ABC Domestic Television, FX), Prehistoric Planet (BBC Studios Natural History Unit, Moving Picture Company, Apple Inc., Apple TV+) Sang: Beach Party - Islandesque by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100613 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Welkom terug bij een nieuwe aflevering van Kalm met Klassiek, dé podcastserie voor je dagelijkse momentje rust. Deze week van Kalm met Klassiek staat in het teken van series, want ook de muziek uit series is absoluut de moeite waard om naar te luisteren. Zo ook de muziek uit The Last Kingdom. De muziek voor deze serie is geschreven door John Lunn, een componist die we eerder deze week ook al voorbij hebben zien komen, maar dan voor een hele andere soort serie, namelijk Downton Abbey. Wat betreft de verhaallijn hadden de twee series niet meer van elkaar kunnen verschillen, maar John Lunn blijkt een veelzijdige componist te zijn. 

Welkom terug bij een nieuwe aflevering van Kalm met Klassiek, dé podcastserie voor je dagelijkse momentje rust. De muziek van vandaag komt uit een ontzettend populaire serie die je misschien wel hebt gezien! Het is namelijk muziek uit de Britse serie Downton Abbey, gecomponeerd door de Schotse componist John Lunn. Hij ontving twee Emmy Awards voor deze seriesoundtrack! 

John Lunn has scored a number of British TV dramas, none of them more famous than the BBC/PBS hit Downton Abbey. Now, as the film version is released in theaters, the Emmy Award-winning composer joins us to talk about his music for the show, including how he came up with that icon theme.

Composer John Lunn (DOWNTON ABBEY: A NEW ERA) talks about scoring six seasons of one of TV's most prolific successes, and the transformation into a hit movie franchise. Why A NEW ERA (out today) is the score he's most proud of, the joy of scoring at Air Lyndhurst with 70-piece strings, and why the quiche in the Air cafeteria is so delicious — as Robert can attest! Interview by Robert Kraft and Matt Schrader on MORE SCORE! MORE SCORE is a fan-supported show available on Patreon, Apple Podcast and Spotify. To support for $10/month and get full episodes from inside the film score world, use the links below: Apple (iOS 15 or later): http://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/... Spotify (via Anchor): http://anchor.fm/score/subscribe Patreon: http://Patreon.com/MoreScore

Many musicians are injured and many are playing in pain. In 2012, Dr. Bronwen Ackerman, Professor of Biomedical Science at the University of Sydney, surveyed members of the eight professional full time orchestras in Sydney. 84% of the musicians had experienced pain that had interfered either with playing their instrument or participating in orchestral rehearsals and performances. 50% had pain at time of the survey. Another study, done in 2008 by the American Association of Physician Assistants, found that there was a 50-76% of musicians reported musculoskeletal injuries. In comparison, a 2009 study found that the injury rate for Cirque du Soleil artists was 9.7% compared to a 15.2% injury rate for NCAA collegiate women's gymnasts. Ackermann, B., Driscoll, T., & Kenny, D.T. (2012). Musculoskeletal pain and injury in professional orchestral musicians in Australia. Medical Problems of Performing Artists, 27(4), 181-7. Heinan. M. (2008). A review of the unique injuries sustained by musicians. Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. 21(4), 45-6, 48, 50. Shrier, I., Meeuwisse, W.H., Matheson, G.O., Wingfield, K., Steele, R.J., Prince, F., Hanley, J., & Montanaro, M. (2009). Injury patterns and injury rates in the circus arts: an analysis of 5 years of data from Cirque du Soleil. American Journal of Sports Medicine. 37(6), 1143-9.   Kelly's Website Instagram Facebook Kelly's Articles: The Flute Examiner Stuff From Other Places Part 1 Stuff From Other Places Part 2 Healing My Clipped Wing Kelly Mollnow-Wilson teaches is a licensed massage therapist and Neurokinetic Therapist Level 3 as well as being a certified Body Mapper. She teaches at Oberlin Conservatory.  Her "frankenflute" was altered by Alexa Still and the footjoint was modified by John Lunn.   ********** Do you ever wish composers know the struggles we experienced while playing their pieces? You know there are just some of those musical pieces that take a toll on your body? We love them but as in the case of our latest podcast guest, harpist Danielle Kuntz, the piece by Prokofiev she referenced just automatically is understood that you will develop tendonitis by the end of playing it. Isn't it insane? Don't you wish composers knew how to better write for your instrument? That's why she created THE TOOLBOX SESSIONS ( And if you hurry you can still register HERE ). It is a 3-day virtual summit designed to give you the tools you need to write for instruments & voices! From May 19-21, you'll get to join 12+ presentations on writing for specific instruments/voices (oboe, voice, harp, percussion, & more), taught by performer-educators who are passionate about collaborating with composers and arrangers. To have a $10 discount type the code TUNEDANDSTRONG22 on registration.

TSC News TV host Fred Richani interviews acclaimed film and TV composer John Lunn of The Last Kingdom and Downton Abbey fame! We discuss The Last Kingdom Season 5, Downton Abbey's next film, working with the brilliant Eivør, his decorated music career, Shetland, and what TLK fans can expect soon! Stream his music here: https://amzn.to/3pCPjWU ✅For more info: http://www.jlunn.com/ ✅More Interviews: https://buff.ly/2ZXUtmt ✅Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/TSCGaming

Johan Holmström's music is heard by millions of people every day but very few would know his name, what he looks like, or be able to give you the title of one of his compositions. That is because Johan is the resident composer and sound designer at King, the makers of the incredibly successful Candy Crush - a social game that has been installed over 1.7 billion times around the globe. Downton Abbey composer, John Lunn, joins Johan and follows every step of his creative process. Together, they discover how creating music for TV and film compares with scoring for social games.

The pandemic rocked retail to the core, and was a time when multiple payments options and omni-channel commerce became vital to survival. Some of the biggest casualties are the mid to large traditional retailers who have declared bankruptcy in record numbers. Their profit margins are being squeezed by the behemoths while a lot of the problem solving has been for small businesses to operate better and smoother. In order to compete, retailers need to be able to move as swiftly as the payments industry, keeping up with new preferences, and experiment with trends. We spoke with John Lunn, CEO and Co-Founder of Gr4vy about creating a solution that allows these retailers to modify their payments stacks, and give retailers much needed flexibility. Guest: John Lunn, CEO and Co-Founder of Gr4vyHosts: Sanjib Kalita, Editor-in-Chief, Money20/20Rachel Morrissey, Executive Podcast Producer, Money20/20Producers: Roland Bodenham, Senior Video Producer and Podcast Lead, AscentialRachel Morrissey, Executive Podcast Producer, Money20/20

John Lunn is the Founder and CEO of cloud payment orchestration platform Gr4vy. He is a technology and fintech entrepreneur with 21 years of experience working and investing in financial services, commerce enablement, e-payments, data, security and infrastructure. Lunn worked as the Director of Technology for six years at CyberSource, the world's first payment service provider, which was sold to Visa for $2Bn in 2010. He then helped found Passmark Security which was sold to RSA Security in 2006. In 2006, Lunn joined PayPal as the fourth employee in the UK (now 2,000+), where as Global Director of Developer and Startup Relations, he built and grew PayPal's first Developer Relations team. In 2015, he was instrumental to the purchase of Braintree by PayPal and joined the team. In 2016, Lunn was part of the team that launched PayPal Ventures, the venture capital arm of PayPal, a $350m fund with backing from the Board. Lunn was a Board Observer for Dosh, Arkose, Raise, Acorns, Toss and many others.

The SOL Podcast is all about hearing about each others' journeys and relating to similar experiences in different situations. John Lunn, Founder & CEO, Gr4vy honest and warm chat gave us exactly that. Listen to her story full of insightful tips from “How to Build the Payment Platform Every Merchant Loves” and join our discussion of insightful matters in relation to startup culture.

John Lunn is a Microsoft MVP currently working in the Microsoft Azure space. He blogs, vlogs, tweets, tiktoks and twitches at JonnyChipz about all things Azure, and has founded the Welsh Azure User Group. Today, John talks with us about his career to date, how he has pivoted on a number of occasions which has allowed him to reinvent himself a couple of times, and about what has caused a step-change in his career over the past couple of years. John has great passion and fantastic tips and career advice - have a listen!

In this episode I catch up with John Lunn (aka jonnychipz) about building up your cloud skills and how to start mapping out your career strategy.Subscribe to John's Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/cloudtalkwithjonnychipzFollow John on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/jonnychipzFollow John on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/japlunn/

John Lunn, the CEO of Gr4vy and he is our special guest this week on episode 111 of the Leaders in Payments podcast. John was born in the UK, raised in Switzerland and about 5 years ago moved to the Bay Area. John was employee number 4 at PayPal outside of the U.S. He also ran PayPal Ventures for 5 years prior to starting Gr4vy.   Gr4vy is a tool in the cloud that allows companies to add, manage, change and orchestrate their payments types without large engineering teams. They recently closed an $11.1 million dollar series A round and currently have 21 employees. John is passionate about making fintech and payments available to everyone not just those with credit cards and the latest gadgets. He's a cold-water swimmer and cycles hundreds of miles – for fun.   

John Lunn, also known as Jonnychipz, is a Welsh Azure MVP and MCT working as a technical architect at BT Enterprise. An organiser of the Welsh Azure User Group and an avid vlogger, John discusses the benefits of being an active member of the Azure community and how he learned Azure IoT.  -- Mission Control Center is your one-stop shop for career advice and tech trends analysis. Weekly tips and news digests, career guides and even short sci-fi stories. Everything you need, in one place. Every Thursday, in your inbox and ears. This podcast is brought to you by Mindquest, Europe's new IT recruiting agency. Mindquest accompanies you throughout your entire professional journey with high-quality offers that meet all your needs and aspirations. 

The Pittsburgh Symphony presents "Hollywood Hits" in a virtual concert found on the Pittsburgh Symphony website from August 23rd at 7:30pm through September 5th - with music from Game Of Thrones, Henry Mancini, George Gershwin and John Lunn's score for Downton Abbey. In his online concert, Jack Everly speaks to the camera in introductory remarks. Maestro Everly is one of America's most widely traveled guest conductors with regular spots at four orchestras and serving as conductor of "A Capitol Fourth" and the Memorial Day US Capitol celebrations with the National Symphony for many years. So is the American orchestra getting as many minutes on TV in 2021? You must judge. He speaks about the broad array of military trumpets that participated in this year's Olympic Fanfare by John Williams, remembers Gene Kelly and Oscar Levant, recalls almost conducting the Civic Light Opera, the challenges of pandemic programs, and the hope of getting audiences back in seats in this July 26, 2021 conversation by Zoom with Jim Cunningham.

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In this episode, Chris is joined by John Lunn, aka jonnychipz! An organizer of the Welsh Azure User Group, Blogger and Vlogger, Chris and John talk around 100 days of Cloud, Learning Cloud and Exam Certifications, Cloud Adoption and getting involved in the community. Wanted to start learning cloud, or getting more involved in the community? Then this may be a talk to follow!

Music has a unique ability to evoke emotion, enhance motivation and in some cases speak without saying a word.  For many, music can have a profound impact on mood and performance.  Award winning and critically acclaimed composer, John Lunn, (Downton Abbey, The Last Kingdom, The White Queen, The White Princess, Shetland) joins us for a wide ranging conversation around:John's background & training and how he broke into the music businesswhy humans might have the capacity to create and enjoy music a consideration of musicians of the "ear" vs. musicians of the "eye" the relationship between emotions and musichow & why John works to ensure the audience is emotionally impacted by his musicJohn's creative process and workflowJohn's observations around inspiration and getting around writers blocka comprehensive breakdown of the origin and development of the theme of Downtown Abbey as well as Uhtred's Theme from The Last KingdomJohn's creative process around the scoring The Last Kingdom and how he intentionally blended modern electronic elements with the show's historical motif  learning how to self-edit when functioning as a solo artist managing “market”, external forces vs. your own, internal creative valuesnavigating relationships and interpersonal dynamics within creative pursuits and the value of being cooperative, collaborative & conscientiousJohn Lunn is a classically trained composer whose musical scores are continuously in high demand. John is probably best known for scoring the hugely successful drama, Downton Abbey, for which he has received two Primetime Emmy Awards and two BAFTA Nominations. John has also scored the Downton Abbey Movie, which was released in September, 2019.  John’s recent work includes The Grantchester Mysteries by author James Runcie; The White Queen and The White Princess (based on the bestselling novels by Phillipa Gregory), the former of which he received a Primetime Emmy nomination; Shetland; The Last Kingdom, To Walk Invisible and The Bronte Sisters.  John has received critical acclaim for three adaptations of Charles Dickens classics: The Mystery Of Edwin Drood, for which he was nominated for an Ivor Novello Award (2013), Little Dorrit (2008), which garnered both a BAFTA nomination and his first Primetime Emmy nomination, and Bleak House (2006), for which he received RTS Best Score and Best Title nominations. http://www.jlunn.com/https://twitter.com/jlunn13

Today, Mike is sitting down with John Lunn, aka Johnny Chipz! John has been working with Microsoft technology for about 15 years as an IT pro, and now is big into the Azure live-streaming world. He’s got all sorts of great takes on the current state of the industry and how everyone can best focus their attentions to gain new skills they’ll need in the coming years.In this episode, we talk about…John’s background and journey into the live-streaming world and how he has been growing his channel (and home office setup!) over the last few months.How John has been encouraging other folks to get involved with streaming, too.The #100DaysofCloud Challenge, which is a commitment to learning something new for one hundred days.John’s take on the transition to GitOps and the learning a lot of folks are having to do now to keep up as the industry evolves.Different specific things John has been studying and learning to prepare for the new direction the industry has been taking.How John joined a user group in Wales with like-minded people that focuses on Azure.Resources from this episode:Follow John on TwitterJohn on YouTube#100DaysofCloud ChallengeJoin the Welsh Azure User Group

South Sudan gained independence from the Republic of Sudan in 2011. In this episode, we discuss South Sudan's arduous road having struggled through two civil wars spanning over 20 years. South Sudan's current state of affairs has very much been influenced by its relationship with the Republic of Sudan, in particular, conflict over regional borders and oil revenue. Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg Warm Nights by Lakey Inspired: https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired/... Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Sources for further reading: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p08qsvj8?fbclid=IwAR1ZemhK1r4jyJ1iQ0rtkzicqkRefTTdU32iXnuLhWBjW1n4ERmegOWpVDA https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/07/09/9-years-south-sudan-still-nation-waiting https://www.discoversudan.de/en/sudan/history/anglo-egyptian-rule https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/2017/12/06/when-success-becomes-a-burden-challenges-of-nations-building-in-post-liberation-south-sudan/ https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-14069082 Sudan and South Sudan: All-out war? John Lunn and Gavin Thompson After the comprehensive peace agreement in Sudan by Elke Grawert The comprehensive peace agreement and the dynamics of post-conflict political partnership in Sudan by Ahmed Einas (2009) https://www.britannica.com/place/South-Sudan/Continued-problems-with-Sudan https://www.worldbank.org/en/country/southsudan/overview The Sudan, Egypt and Britain, 1899-1916 https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/2017/12/06/when-success-becomes-a-burden-challenges-of-nations-building-in-post-liberation-south-sudan/

Neste episódio nº21, apresento uma das atividades mais sublimes da vida, VIVER EXPERIÊNCIAS, através do tema "ESCALADA DA VIDA". Eu sou o Montanhista Freddy Duclerc e apresento o PODCAST Reset Humano, vamos falar dos Dilemas e aprendizados que nos levam até o CUME de nossa Jornada na Terra com a participação do Escalador e montanhista Profissional Rapha Raine. Podemos comparar a nossa vida como escalar uma montanha. Atingir o cume é atingir um objetivo. Depois irão aparecer outras montanhas com cumes bem mais altos, mas com a experiência de já termos escalados pequenos cumes, vamos subindo... com esta metáfora apresento meu convidado, Rapha Raine. Ele tem mais de 20 anos dedicados ao montanhismo, sendo 11 anos profissionalmente com centenas de guiadas em vias de escaladas e o principal, apaixonado pela vida. Ele foi Professor universitário por 11 anos, é bacharel em turismo e instrutor de escalada em rocha. - A Frase que combina com ele que já me contou algumas vezes, Nunca vi um lobo trabalhar em circo! - Aventuras inesquecíveis onde impactou e modificou algo em sua vida: Guiada no totem do Pão de Açúcar via Lagartão, Escalada solo no Morro da Urca e Passagem dos olhos na Gávea. RAPHA RAINE bem vindo ao Podcast Reset Humano com sua história que com certeza vai nos inspirar! Como sempre digo O Objetivo do Reset Humano é colaborar com a Sociedade, através do Desenvolvimento Humano e suas relações com a NATUREZA X MUNDO OUTDOOR X CONHECIMENTO. Aqui a história é contada através de histórias de vidas Inspiradoras. O Reset Humano comigo (Freddy Duclerc), vem conquistando seu espaço, sendo ouvido por 14 países, Brasil, Estados Unidos, Portugal, Japão, Irlanda, Emirados Árabes, Chile, Argentina, Austrália, México, Alemanha e França. Espero que você goste do episódio e se tiver algum comentário ou sugestão, me escreva ou grave por mensagem, estou a disposição. Minhas redes Sociais: Linkedin: freddy-duclerc Youtube: freddyduclercexpedicao Instagram: freddyduclercexpedicao Bons Ventos Freddy Duclerc Whatsapp +55 11 98165 0990 www.freddyduclercexpedicao.com.br Intro music: Lívstræðrir (Eivør - https://youtu.be/mSwHRMxtnEY) ou (John Lunn - https://youtu.be/T7VqRWD9mKE) · John Lunn · Eivør · Eivør Pálsdóttir The Last Kingdom (Original Television Soundtrack) ℗ 2018 Carnival Film & Television Limited, under exclusive license to Sony Music Entertainment Associated Performer: John Lunn and Eivør Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer: Paul Golding Mastering Engineer: Matthias Erb --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reset-humano/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reset-humano/support

On part one of episode 24 of THE ARCHIVE on the CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO NETWORK, host Jason Drury starts the show with music by John Lunn from the 2019 film, DOWNTON ABBEY, based on the popular UK TV series of the same name. Then Jason presents music from the 90s sci-fi television series, SEAQUEST DSV, with music composed by John Debney.  Afterwards, you'll hear music from the classic 1980 sci-fi horror film, THE THING, with music by the late, great Academy Award-winning composer, Ennio Morricone. In the "Best of British" segment Jason presents music from the veteran composer Christopher Gunning with his memorable score for the 1985 film WHEN THE WHALES CAME. Part one finishes off with selections from Jerry Goldsmith’s wonderful score from the 1978 film, THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY. Enjoy! —— Check out our NEW Cinematic Sound Radio TeePublic Store! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/cinematic-sound-radio Cinematic Sound Radio Web: http://www.cinematicsound.net Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/cinsoundradio Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/cinematicsound Cinematic Sound Radio Fanfare and Theme by David Coscina https://soundcloud.com/user-970634922 Bumper voice artist: Tim Burden http://www.timburden.com

Nuestro repaso a los mejores temas de apertura de la historia de la televisión alcanzan la "era contemporánea" y a los compositores y grupos que están contribuyendo a hacer grande a la pequeña pantalla desde la partitura. Únete a nosotros en Telegram: t.me/marcianosenuntren Modera: Jose Ceballos Participan: Carlos Arbelo y Álvaro Blanco Edición y Música: Jose Ceballos Temas de: David Arnold & Michael Price, Shiver Disk, Gaby Moreno, The Scrantons, The 88, Cyrus Ghahremani & Snoop Doggy Dog, Scott Jopli, Fats Walker, Oli Julian & Michael Prophet, The Solids, Jeff Richmond & The Gregory Brothers, Yoko Kanno, Jeff Richmond & Titus Burguess, Primus, Matt Stone & Trey Parker, Carl Johnson, Ryan Elder, Patrick Carney,Bis, Saeko Suzuki, Christopher Tyng, Pierre Henry, Nick Urata, Daniel Handler & Neil Patrick Harris, Bear McCreary, Cliff Martínez, Marcus Fjellström, Jeff Beal, John Lunn y Rob Lane

[Watch the video interview on our YouTube Channel] Composer John Lunn has built a career that spans across multiple genres in film and television. For over two decades, John has contributed music to make worlds come alive, carve out characters and inject the emotional core of the story into the narrative. In this All Access, we caught up with John while he was in town to walk through his career and discuss his approach and philosophies with scoring. John shares his techniques for starting a brand new TV series, as well as how the music can evolve or not evolve across seasons. John also talks about his technique for coming up with a main title theme, and how he tends to write a few episodes worth of music first and let the music speak out to see what melody rises to the top. We also dive into Downton Abbey, and what the approach was to return to that world with the feature film that takes place after the end of the series. John talks about how working with the same crew and talent made it feel like it was picking back up right where they left off. John Lunn is one is not only one of the kindest people around, but also a magnificent storyteller. It's an honor to have him on All Access. A Film.Music.Media Interview | Produced & Presented by Kaya Savas

Esta semana os vengo a hablar de una serie, cuyo protagonista no me acaba de convencer del todo. Os hago un resumen de sus tres temporadas (la cuarta se está rodando actualmente), con algunos leves spoilers. The Last Kingdom narra por medio de Uhtred de Bebbanburg, como se conformó Inglaterra . ¿No conoces la serie?, pues te hablo de ella en este episodio. Primera temporada de Non Solo Veggie y los nuevos episodios de la segunda temporada: https://www.ivoox.com/29003618 Recuerda que puedes seguirme por mis redes sociales de Twitter e Instagram a @MissLolailo. PlayList Spotify: Non Solo Veggie Música: John Lunn y Eivor Pálsdóttir - The Last Kingdom - Opening, Aeternum y Livstraedrir; Eivor Pálsdóttir - Trollabundin.

This week on New Classical Tracks, Scottish composer John Lunn discusses the soundtrack for the new film adaptation of 'Downton Abbey.'

John Lunn has scored a number of British TV dramas, none of them more famous than the BBC/PBS hit Downton Abbey. Now, as the film version is released in theaters, the Emmy Award-winning composer joins us to talk about his music for the show, including how he came up with that icon theme.

John Lunn has scored a number of British TV dramas, none of them more famous than the BBC/PBS hit Downton Abbey. Now, as the film version is released in theaters, the Emmy Award-winning composer joins us to talk about his music for the show, including how he came up with that icon theme.

Purdue Prepares to Pay the Piper for Role in Opioid EpidemicGuest: Jennifer Oliva, Associate Professor of Law, Seton Hall UniversityPurdue Pharma, the maker of Oxycontin, filed for bankruptcy this week as part of a settlement over the billions of dollars it made aggressively marketing addictive opioids. The company and its owners are facing thousands of lawsuits from states, counties, cities and Native American tribes. Can You Hear the Stars Tonight? –Astronomy for the BlindGuest: Allyson Bieryla, Manager of the Astronomy Lab and Clay Telescope in the Department of Astronomy at HarvardThe stars have been a source of wonder and guidance for centuries--but only to those with the eyes to see them. Harvard's astronomy lab is creating interactive ways for the people with visual impairments to experience the night sky through touch and sound John Lunn, Composer for Downton Abbey scoreGuest: John LunnThe Crawleys of Downton Abbey are back: That music alone is enough to send a shiver of anticipation down the spine of Downton Abbey fan like me. Luxurious estates, extravagant costumes –and so much drama for both the Crawleys and their servants! None of it would be as good without the lush musical background composed by John Lunn. He won two Emmys for the TV series and composed the music for Downton Abbey the movie, which is now in theaters An Evangelical in the Trump EraGuest: Richard Mouw, Professor of Faith and Public Life at Fuller Theological Seminary, Author “Restless Faith”White evangelicals were important to President Trump's election in 2016 and will be again in 2020. As a result, we've seen a number of prominent evangelicals publicly distance themselves from the label. They're unhappy that being “evangelical” in America today equates with supporting a politician whose behavior, rhetoric and policies run contrary to the gospel of Jesus Christ. But Richard Mouw is sticking with the label “evangelical” –though he clearly wrestles with it in his new book, “Restless Faith.” America Is Failing to Protect All Religions EquallyGuest: Asma Uddin, Religious Liberty Lawyer, Author “When Islam Is Not a Religion”Let's turn now to the experience of being Muslim in America today. Asma Uddin is a legal scholar and author of the new book, “When Islam is Not a Religion: Inside America's Fight for Religious Freedom.” Asma Uddin, welcome back to Top of Mind. Faking Out the Deep Fake DetectorsGuest: Christye Sisson, Professor of Photographic Sciences at Rochester Institute of TechnologyIt's now possible for someone to doctor a photo of a video so professionally that even an expert eye can be fooled into thinking it's real. The Department of Defense is concerned enough about the potential for this kind of “deepfake” technology to spark violence, influence elections and spread misinformation that it's got a whole deepfake detection research project that includes paying scientists to make the most convincing fakes they can.

Jennifer Oliva, Seton Hall University, on the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy. Allyson Bieryla of Harvard University on astronomy for the blind. John Lunn, composer for Downton Abbey score on the new movie. Author Richard Mouw, “Restless Faith”, on evangelicals in the Trump era. Author Asma Uddin, “When Islam Is Not a Religion”, on religious freedom. Christye Sisson from the Rochester Institute of Technology on deepfakes.

The big-screen version of Downton Abbey is released this week so the setting for today’s theme is the stately pile or country retreat - the des res much beloved by film makers. Featured music comes from 'The Duchess', 'Pride and Prejudice', 'Mansfield Park', 'The Shooting Party', 'The Remains of the Day', 'The Ruling Class', 'Skyfall', 'Rebecca', and 'Gosford Park. The Classic Score of the Week is Richard Addison's award winning music for the 1972 'Sleuth'. Matthew's guest is 'Downton Abbey' composer John Lunn.

Corey and Dave were lucky enough to win tickets to see the PBS special presentation Downton Abbey Live, a show that featured several members of the DA cast as well as composer John Lunn. The Lords walk listeners through their experience being wrangled into a room with a Sesame Street writer, reacting to delayed cross country feeds, a lack of any surprises, and which member of the cast they got to talk to! To support the LoG on Patreon and hear an entire breakdown of the Fast & Furious series visit http://patreon.com/lordsofgrantham

What is Spiritual Direction? How can we care for one another in our listening? How can we help each other notice what God is doing in our lives? Join host Claire Perini, Susan Phillips and John Lunn as we discuss these questions and more on this week's episode of the Regent College Podcast.

On today’s very special episode, we have a conversation with the Emmy-award winning composer John Lunn (Downton Abbey, Grantchester, The White Queen). Both a classically-trained composer and innovative producer, John brings a unique blend of musical depth and contemporary daring to his work in TV and Film. In addition to his beloved work on Downton Abbey, he is also known for his scores to several BBC adaptations of Charles Dickens’ classics, including Little Dorrit, which was nominated for both BAFTA and Emmy awards and the Mystery of Edwin Drood which was nominated for an Ivor Novello Award in 2013. Also in 2013, John composed the score to The White Queen, based on the series of books by Phillipa Gregory and this year has composed the score to its’ sequel series The White Princess, airing now in the US, Sunday evenings on STARZ. In addition to his great work as a composer, John is a truly sweet person who has much to say on music and its storytelling power. Enjoy!  [Note: this will be a 2-episode week - stay tuned this Friday for the next UnderScore episode]                                                                                                       Listen to Interview: John Lunn Downton Abbey - ITV Studios / Carnival Films (2010 - 2015)-Modern Love-The Suite-EscapadesGrantchester - ITV Studios (2014 - present)-Mr. ChambersThe White Queen - Company Pictures (2013)-The White Queen-CoronationElectricity - 2014 (Bryn Higgins, dir.)-Lilyhttp://www.jlunn.com/For score reductions, additional links and more,the discussion continues at: www.underscorepodcast.com  

On this Episode of the Zoomer Week in Review: Libby reviews the federal budget, including changes to Old Age Security, with CARP's Susan Eng. John Van Driel interviews John Lunn, the composer behind the brilliant soundtrack to Downton Abbey. We remember Earl Scruggs with a look back on the banjo player's impressive career.

  Masterpiece’s Downton Abbey came to an end last night after six seasons. In this tell-all exposé, Scottish composer John Lunn talks about his years with the Crawley family, what Lord Grantham really thought of Branson, and his thoughts on Thomas Barrow’s perpetual bad attitude. Okay, okay — not exactly. But Lunn does talk about how he got into writing for TV, how it’s different than writing operas and violin concertos, and about being part of the Downton team for six seasons. Past (and future!) secrets are revealed. All in a lovely Scottish accent.     All music in this episode (except for the Bach) from the CD, Downton Abbey: The Ultimate Collection: Prelude & Fugue No. 24 in B Minor BWV 893. JS Bach. Angela Hewitt.   The Suite Such Good Luck Escapades End of An Era Audio production for this episode by Todd “Lord of Toddington” Hulslander with pregnant pauses by Dacia Clay and assistance from Mark DiClaudio. Learn more about John Lunn here. For more about Downton Abbey, go here. 

There's been a lot of attention paid recently to women working in the whisky industry, but when Allisa Henley was promoted to Head Distiller at Tennessee's George Dickel Distillery last March, she just took over for John Lunn without even so much as a news release. While most people thought of her as being in charge of the distillery's visitor center, she had quietly been Lunn's understudy for a decade and stepped right into the role she had been training for - at the distillery just a few miles from where she grew up. We'll talk with Allisa on WhiskyCast In-Depth about the transition and the challenges of being a whiskey maker in the heart of the Bible Belt, especially since the Dickel distillery is located in a dry county. In the news, a new report projects American whiskey could outsell single malt Scotch worldwide as soon as 2020, with much of that demand for Bourbon and Tennessee whiskies. Whisky Magazine has announced the North American winners in the 2016 World Whisky Awards, and there's a surprise winner in the battle for "World's Best Bourbon" honors. Balcones Distilling in Texas fired up the stills at its new Waco distillery for the first time this week after taking home three Whisky Magazine awards, and we'll have your reaction to last week's interview with Balcones founder and former master distiller Chip Tate as he prepares to begin making whisky again at his new distillery. We'll also have more of your reaction to the Compass Box transparency campaign, along with tasting notes for two unique craft whiskies from Washington and Colorado.

John Lunn, the main evangelist for the BattleHack series of events, has become a sort of legend. The great marketing efforts of Braintree_dev has contributed to this but also, his years of expertise in development and the genuine admiration of the developers that attend the event in every city. During the Athens event, held in May of 2015, John told us what BattleHack aims to achieve; whether PayPal is looking to hire developers through the event and whether it has been successful all these years. Of course we did ask him about PayPal spinning off eBay and what they’re planning with their public offering. He talks about mobile payments and developers disrupting the Banking system with all these new fintech startups. Interviewed by Vicki Kolovou for Tech talks Central.

The British TV show Downton Abbey is the most popular drama in PBS history, with over 10 million viewers per episode, and more Emmy nominations than any non-US show ever. The theme music is one of its signatures, but it was originally written as a piece of score for the first episode, and then later condensed and turned into the version that appears in the opening credits. The music was recorded by a chamber orchestra, all at once, in the same room, so in order to isolate different pieces for Song Exploder, we went back to composer John Lunn’s original demo compositions, made with samples in the computer. In this episode, you'll get to hear how those two compare.

Lawyers are circling around the whisky industry, much like sharks around a shipwreck. At least five different US distillers and bottlers have been hit with class-action lawsuits since last September accusing them of misleading consumers. The litigation largely focuses on whether their whiskies are "hand-made," "small-batch," or claim to come from a small-scale distillery that actually purchases bulk whiskey from larger distillers. This week on WhiskyCast In-Depth, we'll hear from one of the attorneys targeting the whisky industry. Abbas Kazerounian's California law firm specializes in class-action consumer cases, and is currently suing Maker's Mark, Jim Beam, and Tito's Vodka over claims that their products are hand-made. His goal is to get drinks producers to be more honest with consumers, and plans to expand that fight to Scotch Whisky and other spirits as well. Beam Suntory declined to make anyone available to discuss the lawsuits, but company spokesmen have said the lawsuits are without merit. In the news, George Dickel master distiller John Lunn is leaving Diageo for a new opportunity, Brown-Forman plans to turn up the heat on Fireball with its Jack Daniel's Tennessee Fire, and two sides are squabbling over the trademark rights to a historic distillery name. This week's tasting notes feature The Glenlivet Founder's Reserve and the Evan Williams Single Barrel 2005 Vintage Bourbon.

John Lunn, Lean Evangelist for EMEA PayPal, covers their major Mobile World Congress 2014 announcements; the Samsung Galaxy S5 which will allow payments with your fingerprint and the collaboration on the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 Watch. How PayPal is more interested in making our lives more convenient and not only secure. Interviewed by George Voulgaris for Tech Talks Central.