| Music licensed for PBS television broadcast |
Aired April 18, 2008 -- Earth Day. |
The Return of the Cuyahoga. (about the death and rebirth of one of America's most emblematic waterways). Florentine Films/Hott Productions. |
| Music licensed for New York Times on-line presentation |
Permalink |
Year in Photos - Travel - 2007. Emily Rueb. |
| Score for PBS American Masters Series television broadcast |
Aired July 25, 2007. |
Audubon: Drawn from Nature (the story of James Audubon). Florentine Films/Hott Productions. (with Jeff Claus). (Winner of The Silver Chris--Best of its Division from the Columbus International Film & Video Festival) |
| Score for PBS television broadcast |
Aired March 21, 2007. |
Through Deaf Eyes. Florentine Films/Hott Productions. (with Jeff Claus). (Winner of Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award, 2008) |
| Live performance with film |
March 26, 2007 at the Fingerlakes Environmental Film Festival (FLEFF). Park Auditorium, Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY. |
Film by Ann Michel and Phil Wilde. With musicians Jeff Claus, Rick Hansen, Jay Olsa. |
| Feature film score |
2006 |
Disappearances (based on the Howard Frank Mosher novel -- stars Kris Kristofferson). Kingdom County Productions. (with Jeff Claus). |
| Live performance with film |
January 06 at the Light in Winter Festival at the State Theater in Ithaca. |
Forces of Nature by Ann Michel and Phil Wilde. Additional musicians: Jeff Claus, Chad Crumm, Rick Hansen, Jay Olsa. |
| Score for National Library of Medicine interactive DVD |
2005 |
Changing the Face of Medicine: Celebrating America's Women Physicians. Madisonfilm. |
| Score for National Library of Medicine interactive DVD |
2005 |
Dream Anatomy (a history of anatomical illustration). Madisonfilm. |
| Score for PBS television broadcast |
2005
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The Cultivated Life: Thomas Jefferson and Wine. Madisonfilm. June 2006 received an Emmy from the National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in the category Musical Composition/Arrangement: Special Achievement. |
Feature film score |
2002 |
The Year that Trembled - (with Jeff Claus). Novel City Pictures. (Winner of several regional awards in 2002) |
Music licensed for television |
2001 |
NCAA pre-game programming on CBS used excerpts from the score of "Where the Rivers Flow North". |
Music licensed for film |
2000 |
The Oliver Stone film "Any Given Sunday" used exerpts from the score of "Where the Rivers Flow North". |
Video score |
1998 |
Thomas Jefferson (for the Thomas Jefferson Memorial exhibit) (with Jeff Claus). National Park Service. (Nominated for WorldFest Houston Award 2001.) |
Feature film score |
1997 |
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Music licensed for television |
1995 |
The organization, "Rock the Vote," used the Horse Flies' song, "I Live Where It's Gray" in a series of specials about adolescent health issues which ran on MTV. |
Feature film score |
1994 |
Where the Rivers Flow North (with the Horse Flies). Kingdom County Productions. (Winner of Producers Guild of America NOVA AWARD 1994) |
