#7 Composing for Natural History programmes with Bradley Ayres

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Maritime Radio

Aoife McKiernan

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Stories from the sea. Weekly episodes featuring solo tales, reflections and conversations with those who live and work by the water. Hosted by Aoife McKiernan. Contact Maritime Radio at mckiernanaoife@gmail.com

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#7 Composing for Natural History programmes with Bradley Ayres

Maritime Radio

24 minutes 10 seconds

5 months ago

#7 Composing for Natural History programmes with Bradley Ayres

By chance, Aoife meets Bradley Ayres and discovers he’s the composer behind the soundtracks of her favourite ocean documentaries.
Bradley welcomes us into his studio to explore the craft of composing for natural history films. He breaks down the layers of his tracks for Ken O’Sullivan’s North Atlantic: The Dark Ocean, and even creates some music just for us.

Listen to Bradley's work by visiting his website:

https://www.bradleyayresmusic.com/

Music in this episode thanks to:

Bradley Ayres

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Josh Woodward ('Frozen Ground', 'The Beautiful Machine', 'Breadcrumbs')

Scott Buckley ('Aurora', 'Castles in the Sky')