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Matthew Wang
Composer Talk
Composer Talk is a podcast hosted by Matthew Wang where you’ll get to know acclaimed composers who are making the soundtracks of our lives. We all watch films, TV and digital media and know the important role that scoring plays in storytelling. In this podcast we learn about the artists who are creating the music. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/composertalk/support
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Ratings & Reviews
5.0 stars from 32 ratings
Matt is good people
Keep it up more podcasts less among us 😆
tfrank8 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/23/21
Amazing !!!!
Such a great podcast. Matt’s line of questioning give so much insight into the world of composers and what the industry is truly like.
josephLAmamba via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/17/21
I’m very creative and artistic but not musically inclined so I am very impressed by those who have the talent to compose music. On that note, I think “Composer Talk” was really fun and fascinating and Matthew does a terrific podcast!
Tricotene via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/02/20
Recent Episodes
Our next guest is the co-founder of NYC-Based Found Objects and the composer behind such films as I’m Thinking Of Ending Things and Swan Song.  He’s the composer of Apple TV’s Franklin starring Michael Douglas and I’m so excited to chat with him today.  And the composer is… Jay Wadley ---...
Published 04/11/24
Published 04/11/24
Our next guest is one of the first composers I ever met when I first moved to LA. He is best known for his work scoring Sneaky Pete, Meet Cute, and recently Netflix Hit Homicide: New York. He’s also written music for video games including Far Cry 6 and Skull and Bones and I’m so excited to...
Published 04/07/24
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