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在 Zen Virtual Piano 探索 Jeff Williams 的钢琴琴谱。 Jeff Williams, an American composer and multi-instrumentalist, first caught the public’s attention when he began writing music alongside the band Trocadero for the web series Red vs. Blue. A frequent musical contributor to Rooster Teeth, the Austin, Texas-based production company behind Red vs. Blue, he has also composed for the company’s anime web series RWBY and the comedy series The Strangerhood. A first break writing for a web series and a frequent role at one production company can be read as a lasting working relationship. The music for RWBY was composed primarily by Jeff Williams, with additional composition by Steve Goldshein, Mason Lieberman and Alex Abraham. The RWBY series entered the Billboard 200 in 2017 with RWBY, Vol. 4 and in 2018 with RWBY, Vol. 5, and peaked in the Top 20 of the Top Rock, Alternative and Hard Rock charts as well. Soundtrack albums reaching the Billboard 200 show a score with its own presence on the charts apart from the show. Additional composers on one series place the sound of the music beyond a single hand. Williams said, “I like writing songs, really.” He said that his two fellow composers are both awesome composers and great people with very different sounds and skills, and that having them as helpers means he can spend more time on writing songs, and it seems pretty clear that the songs he does are what people gravitate to. Having two helpers on the composing side so that more time goes to songs describes a way of dividing creative work. He said of the process, “I write the songs and all the lyrics,” and added that he and Casey Lee Williams influence each other’s listening habits a lot. Asked about listening, he said, “I listen to music so sporadically that I couldn’t say. Honestly, all the music that I have listened to and played over my entire life is what goes into what I write.” A songwriter who points to a whole life of listening rather than to a single influence treats his own style as an accumulation. He is an assistant professor at Berklee College of Music, and on the RWBY soundtracks later volumes were scored by others: Alex Abraham was lead composer on one volume, in which Williams created only the vocal tracks, and Casey Lee Williams and Martin Gonzalez mainly composed a later one without his input. Later volumes scored by others show a franchise’s music passing to different hands.
在 Zen Virtual Piano 探索 Jeff Williams 的钢琴琴谱。
Jeff Williams, an American composer and multi-instrumentalist, first caught the public’s attention when he began writing music alongside the band Trocadero for the web series Red vs. Blue. A frequent musical contributor to Rooster Teeth, the Austin, Texas-based production company behind Red vs. Blue, he has also composed for the company’s anime web series RWBY and the comedy series The Strangerhood. A first break writing for a web series and a frequent role at one production company can be read as a lasting working relationship.
The music for RWBY was composed primarily by Jeff Williams, with additional composition by Steve Goldshein, Mason Lieberman and Alex Abraham. The RWBY series entered the Billboard 200 in 2017 with RWBY, Vol. 4 and in 2018 with RWBY, Vol. 5, and peaked in the Top 20 of the Top Rock, Alternative and Hard Rock charts as well. Soundtrack albums reaching the Billboard 200 show a score with its own presence on the charts apart from the show. Additional composers on one series place the sound of the music beyond a single hand.
Williams said, “I like writing songs, really.” He said that his two fellow composers are both awesome composers and great people with very different sounds and skills, and that having them as helpers means he can spend more time on writing songs, and it seems pretty clear that the songs he does are what people gravitate to. Having two helpers on the composing side so that more time goes to songs describes a way of dividing creative work. He said of the process, “I write the songs and all the lyrics,” and added that he and Casey Lee Williams influence each other’s listening habits a lot.
Asked about listening, he said, “I listen to music so sporadically that I couldn’t say. Honestly, all the music that I have listened to and played over my entire life is what goes into what I write.” A songwriter who points to a whole life of listening rather than to a single influence treats his own style as an accumulation. He is an assistant professor at Berklee College of Music, and on the RWBY soundtracks later volumes were scored by others: Alex Abraham was lead composer on one volume, in which Williams created only the vocal tracks, and Casey Lee Williams and Martin Gonzalez mainly composed a later one without his input. Later volumes scored by others show a franchise’s music passing to different hands.
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