** New weekly electronic magazine includes film and television industry and soundtrack news, articles, CD and technology reviews and more.

Film Music Magazine announces the launch today of Film Music Weekly (http://www.filmmusicweekly.com), a new weekly electronic magazine about the world of music for film, television and video games. Film Music Weekly will
be published each Monday electronically, while Film Music Magazine will continue to be published in print form every other month and will focus on in-depth articles and columns about the industry.

Subscriptions to Film Music Weekly are available at no cost, and each issue includes industry news, soundtrack news, upcoming CD releases, plus special exclusive features including:

** SCORE OF THE WEEK: A look at a new score, the film, and the composer. In our first issue: Joseph LoDuca and THE MESSENGERS

** MUSIC TECHNOLOGY AND YOU - A column by composer and technology expert Peter Alexander featuring a look at new technology for composers

** NEW SOUNDTRACKS - Each week veteran journalist Daniel Schweiger reviews the latest in soundtrack album releases

** THE SCOREBOARD - A comprehensive list of composers and what films they've been signed to score.

Film Music Weekly features hyperlinks throughout the magazine for emails and websites, and is available in PDF format for onscreen viewing or printing. In addition, subscribers will receive special news updates by email between issues with late-breaking stories and news items.

For a Free Subscription to Film Music Weekly and to download the current issue, visit:
http://www.filmmusicweekly.com

Thanks,

Typo police: in the Good German article, it reads "strum and drung". That should be "sturm and drang". And Al Newman got 45 Oscar noms, not 35. And one gets nominated "for" an award, not "to" an award.

CK, glad to be of unwanted help

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Originally posted by PeterK:
I like the price... I hope it lasts!

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It will, that's a promise!