More About Our Composers
In a previous blog we’d proudly boasted about the CSS Music
composers and their adaptability to ever-changing music genres. While we’d love
to mention every composer by name and their current accomplishments, suffice to
say the list would be too lengthy for this blog.
We will however take the time to mention three of our most
prominent writers and their current projects. First and foremost is the very
talented and prolific David Wurst. David
not only created our massive and diverse Super Themes library, but he’s also
contributed tracks to many other CSS libraries. As an L.A. based film composer,
David, along with his brother Eric Wurst (who has written 10 discs for us,) have
scored over 50 films and are working on a new one now. In addition to writing
film music and library tracks, both David and Eric are working with a major
entertainment company creating music for popular theme parks around the world.
Marshall Such began writing for CSS Music in 1988 when he
debuted the PowerTrax library. Since then he’s also composed tracks for our
other libraries as well as developing his own library, Project Platinum. Coming
from a radio background, Marshall wrote and produced “Radio! The Musical” with
his lifelong tunesmith friend, Stephen Taylor. The show premiered in Dallas in
2002 in partnership with two of DFW’s most prestigious radio stations. Today,
Such and Taylor are in development of a new musical, “American Muse,” a time
travel tale that incorporates new arrangements of Public Domain material as
well as original songs.
And our other writers? Their secondary jobs read like a
Yellow Pages ad: a copier repairman, studio musicians, a music supervisor,
computer programmers, alarm sales person, stereo equipment sales and many are
music teachers. And like David, Eric and Marshall, we’re very proud of every
one of them!
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