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Scooped by Christopher Coleman
November 11, 2019 10:58 PM
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David Robidoux - NFL 100 Anniversary Suite (Ep. 100) | The Annotator

David Robidoux - NFL 100 Anniversary Suite (Ep. 100) | The Annotator | Soundtrack | Scoop.it

In this extended episode, David Robidoux talks about his history of writing music for NFL Films and the unique challenges that come with writing a commemorative theme, as opposed to writing film scores. He vividly describes his writing process for this theme which eventually became four foundational motifs. Robidoux introduces and lightly explores each of these four main motifs before demonstrating several different arrangements of the four to cover the gamut of emotional and narrative range of the NFL’s centennial campaign.

Cay Rich's curator insight, November 17, 2019 11:10 PM
David Robidoux was a sound creator for NFL games and super bowl showcases for many years and this text is a major informational resource for audio professionals as stated in the reading. With David’s annotated tracks such as 02:41 - NFL 100th Anniversary Suite
02:17 - Celebratory motif
12:48 - Action/ Triumph motif
13:11 - Toughness theme
13:47 - The Struggle theme
14:33 - Celebratory theme with nostalgia
15:18 - 4 motifs with struggle stories
19:09 - Action arrangement
21:21 - Legends and stories utilizing for more motifs
23:34 - Culminations, his creativity brought him over 15 Emmy awards Which in my opinion is conventional. Robidoux influences me to stay positive with determination to never give up because although programming themes may be difficult, it can be a dramatic success if I stay focused. This content was beneficial to the knowledge of creativity.
Scooped by Christopher Coleman
January 27, 2016 12:52 PM
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NFL: A Concert of Champions

NFL: A Concert of Champions | Soundtrack | Scoop.it

NFL Films & The San Francisco Symphony: A Concert of Champions features the iconic, Emmy award-winning sports filmmaking of NFL Films—cinema that combines sweeping images of stadium pageantry, stirring music, and dramatic script lines—on the big screen with a live score performed by the San Francisco Symphony, A Concert of Champions promises to unite sports fans and arts supporters as no other evening can.

Christopher Coleman's insight:

Listening to the music of Sam Spence, David Robidoux and Tom Hedden live will be a true treat.  You may not recognize their names immediately, but if you've ever watched an NFL football game, you've likely heard their music.

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