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John Williams Film Composers Lalo Schifrin AR Rahman Television Composers Ralph Siegel Mark Snow Andrew Lloyd Webber Charles Strouse Hans Zimmer Stephen Schwartz Guy Moon Broadway Composers Alf Clausen Awards Danny Elfman Charles Dumont Tanishk Bagchi Anime Composers Burt Bacharach Miho Hazama Ilaiyaraaja Emmy Winners Astor Piazzolla Kevin Bacon Consuelo Velázquez Lô Borges American Composers Amaal Malik Volker Bertelmann Winifred Phillips Harold Arlen Ravi Basrur Video Game Composers Sachet-Parampara Argentine Composers Hans Hammerschmid Richard Sherman A. R. Rahman Leo Caerts Roger Nichols Grammy Winners Legacy

Andrew Lloyd Webber Says He Is a Recovering Alcoholic

He points to daily Alcoholics Anonymous meetings as the backbone of his recovery.

Ted Nichols, Composer Behind Scooby-Doo and The Flintstones, Dies at 97

Göransson Leads SCL Awards With Two Wins as “Golden” and “Train Dreams” Score Top Prizes

New Dramatists to Honor Stephen Schwartz at May 26 Spring Luncheon

‘Going Bacharach’ Opens Off-Broadway to Rave Musicianship and Split Views on Substance

‘Fairly OddParents’ Composer Guy Moon Dies at 63 After Los Angeles Vespa Crash

Stephen Schwartz Boycotts Renamed Kennedy Center as Booking Dispute Surfaces

Alan Menken Breaks Down Iconic Disney Songs in New PEOPLE Video

Hollywood Bowl Names Stage for John Williams in First-Ever Artist Dedication

John Williams to Score Spielberg’s Untitled UFO Film in 30th Collaboration

Ian Freebairn-Smith, Grammy-Winning Arranger of Streisand’s Evergreen, Dies at 93

John Williams, 93, Says He Never Liked Film Music, Questions Its Place in Concert Halls

Library of Congress Adds 35 Wizard of Oz Manuscripts, Including Only Known 'Over the Rainbow' Lyric Sketch

Mark Snow, X-Files Composer, Dies at 78

Lalo Schifrin, Composer of Mission: Impossible Theme, Dies at 93

Veteran ‘Simpsons’ Composer Alf Clausen Dies at 84