Check out some of the latest news about recent developments with Nashville Music Scoring. Here you can read about some of the projects we have recorded (both recent and notable past sessions) as well as details about some of the other (non-recording) projects we have taken part in like live shows, video tapings, etc. Check back often to see the latest!
Congratulations to Christopher Lennertz and Matt Bowen on their Grammy nominations for Season 5 of The Boys. The score was recorded right here with the terrific musicians of Nashville Music Scoring. It’s a wonderful score, and definitely deserving of a Grammy. If you’re a Grammy member, please vote!
We’re excited to see the Marvel game Wolverine finally come out. It’s a great score by composer David Fleming and the team at Sony PlayStation, and as always, a great job by the musicians of Nashville Music Scoring!
We recently recorded a session with John Debney for the movie Zero AD. It’s always great working with John, and his music is always so beautiful. Great work from the musicians of Nashville Music Scoring bringing the score to life!
Nashville Music Scoring recently booked the orchestra for another sold-out concert at Carnegie Hall, this time for the Chinese videogame Black Myth: Wukong. The concert featured a terrific mixture of traditional Chinese instruments and singers with a traditional Western orchestra.
Electronic Arts released the year’s most anticipated videogame, EA’s College Football 27, yesterday. As with CF25 and CF26, all the new content was recorded in Nashville with Nashville Music Scoring. This year was bigger than ever, with a marching band
Nashville Music Scoring had the honor of recording the orchestral score for the series The Boys for the last few seasons, composed by Chris Lennertz and Matt Bowen. It is always a thrill to bring music this bold to life,
Nashville Music Scoring recently viewed one of the most incredible BTS (Behind the Scenes) videos ever made for a project it recorded. The video is for Blizzard Entertainment’s Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred videogame. Credit goes to lead composer Ted
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