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Jay Wadley Music Composer and Producer

Jay Wadley (born April 25, 1983, Edmond, Oklahoma) is an American composer and producer . His work ranges widely from classical music to Film, TV, AD and Pop music. ^[1]

Background[edit]

Wadley earned his undergraduate degree in Music Composition from Oklahoma City University and his master’s in music from Yale School of Music.^[2] He has proudly studied under Edward Knight, Martin Bresnick, Aaron Jay Kernis, Edward Knight and Ezra Laderman.^[3] He was a winner of a 2007 Charles Ives award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. ^[4] In 2007 he started Found Objects Music Productions with fellow Yale School of Music graduates, Bryan Senti. ^[5] and Trevor Gureckis. ^[6] In 2009, Jay's first foray into TV music was composer of additional music on FOX's hit show Lie to Me, ^[7] staring Oscar nominated actor Tim Roth.

Notes[edit]

^ Found Objects Music Productions Website: JW Music Page. http://www.foproductions.com/jaywadley/Jay_Wadley_Music.html. Retrieved October. 17, 2010.
^ Found Objects Music Productions Website: JW Music Page. http://www.foproductions.com/jaywadley/Jay_Wadley_Music.html. Retrieved October. 17, 2010.
^ Found Objects Music Productions Website: JW Music Page. http://www.foproductions.com/jaywadley/Jay_Wadley_Music.html. Retrieved October. 17, 2010.
^ American Academy of Arts and Letters: 2007 Awards Press Release. http://www.artsandletters.org/press_releases/2007music.php. Retrieved October. 17, 2010.
^ Bryan Senti: Composer. http://www.bryansenti.com. Retrieved October. 19, 2010.
^ Trevor Gureckis: Composer. http://www.gureckis.com. Retrieved October. 19, 2010.
^ Jay Wadley's IMDB Page". http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3044268/. Retrieved October. 19, 2010.

Additional References[edit]

Music Unites 1st Anniversary Concert: Jay Wadley. http://guestofaguest.com/directory/jay-wadley/47622/ Retrieved 17 October 2010
2010 Tribeca Film Festival: Lucky Life Premier: Bryan Senti, Trevor Gureckis and Jay Wadley. http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/oRDeyBOti4Z/Premiere+Lucky+Life+2010+Tribeca+Film+Festival/5nU3Om-XB5N/Jay+Wadley Retrieved 17 October 2010.

External links[edit]

[1] Found Objects Music Productions Website: JW Music Page. http://www.foproductions.com/jaywadley/Jay_Wadley_Music.html. Retrieved October. 17, 2010.

[2] Found Objects Music Productions Website: JW Music Page. http://www.foproductions.com/jaywadley/Jay_Wadley_Music.html. Retrieved October. 17, 2010.

[3] Found Objects Music Productions Website: JW Music Page. http://www.foproductions.com/jaywadley/Jay_Wadley_Music.html. Retrieved October. 17, 2010.

[4] American Academy of Arts and Letters: 2007 Awards Press Release. http://www.artsandletters.org/press_releases/2007music.php. Retrieved October. 17, 2010.

[5] Bryan Senti: Composer. http://www.bryansenti.com. Retrieved October. 19, 2010.

[6] Trevor Gureckis: Composer. http://www.gureckis.com. Retrieved October. 19, 2010.

[7] Jay Wadley's IMDB Page". http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3044268/. Retrieved October. 19, 2010.

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