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Jai Meghan: Come “Sponge” with Me: Part II

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Still “sponging” with me?

I hope you were able to catch at least half of the interview from yesterday with Jerry Goldsmith. If you ever want to have a solid grasp on the history of the CBS Television era of the 50′s, 60′s, and 70′s, do yourself a favor, pop open a cold one, and check it out here.

So, I saw the new Star Trek this last week with my wife. While I won’t comment on the film or the score until I know most of you have had the chance to see it for yourself, I will say (and this won’t spoil anything for anyone, so chill out!) the best part for me was the Star Trek theme that Michael Giacchino rearranged over the end credit crawl. That brilliant theme was written by legendary composer Alexander “Sandy” Courage, who also wrote the famous Star Trek series fanfare, the first two pilot episodes, and subsequently many more episodes of that incredible television series.

Beam into this

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About the author

Hailing from upstate New York, Jai Meghan is creator and lead designer at Film Score Foundry, a film scoring studio management and consulting firm servicing the Los Angeles basin. Jai has worked for numerous Hollywood film composers as an assistant, programmer, score coordinator, arranger, orchestrator, and studio manager. Being a programmer is a lonely life, so Jai digs it when people stop by and visit him on Facebook. Otherwise, he wouldn't have any friends that don't talk to him in code or MIDI.

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