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RECENT EVENTS

On October 11, in association with Fans of Film Music, we hosted an interview with John Powell, which was moderated by Kaya Savas. This interview is available to all our members (including our free tier, Chamber). Chamber members may view it on our Free Events page; Orchestra and Philharmonic Members may view it on the dedicated Event page.

We recently wrapped up a 4-session study of James Horner's score to Apollo 13, featuring the original orchestrator Steve Bramson. Members may stream the full length videos to Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4. Eighteen highlight excerpt videos are also available:

UPCOMING EVENTS

Please check back soon for more upcoming ASA events.

IN THE WORKS

Rhapsody in Blue

Score study of George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue. Coming fall 2021.

Batman: A Look at Danny Elfman’s 1989 Score

Score study of Danny Elfman’s 1989 score to Batman. Coming fall 2021.

NEWS

ASA Member Spotlight: Andrew M. Edwards

August 9, 2021

Remembering Pearl Kaufman

August 2, 2021

ASA Member Spotlight: Rachel Hardy

June 29, 2021

ASA Board Member Spotlight: William Malpede

June 29, 2021

ASA Board Member Spotlight: Vice President Reuven Herman

June 17, 2021

Short Liszt, Op. 2: The Two Hour Composing Challenge Winners!

August 24, 2020

Short Liszt, Op. 1: The Two Hour Composing Challenge Winners!

August 17, 2020

Sabrina Hutchinson of Defiant PR Joins Advisory Board

July 31, 2020

Rest In Power, Ennio Morricone

July 6, 2020

COVID-19: What We’re Doing

March 12, 2020
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