What I do :

Tony Green is a composer of music for Film, TV and commercial projects.

Alfred Hitchcock’s longtime composer Bernard Hermann once said:

“I cannot tell you why film music works; I can only tell you that a film does not work without it”

Understanding the role that music plays in telling a story helps expand the breadth and depth of that story for an audience, whether it be a feature film, TV show, documentary or commercial. For me, the process of working closely with the storyteller to create music to heighten that story’s impact, is one I love.

Admired composers include Bernard Herrmann, Carter Burwell, Jon Brion, Frank Zappa, Maurice Jarre, Cliff Martinez, Clint Mansell among many others.

I have been playing music and guitar for over 20 years, in a variety of styles: classical, rock, jazz/fusion and folk/country among others. Originally Scotland, I now compose and record in my Chicago-based studio.

My personal side project is composing/improvising/performing solo eclectic strangeness electro-acoustic guitar in the style of Leo Kottke, Bill Frisell, John Fahey, Marc Ribot and Nels Cline. If Miles Davis played guitar and was doing the soundtrack to a Wes Anderson movie, this is what it would sound like.

 

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Upcoming Shows :

  • The Howdy Neighbors- first gig on Monday June 17th! Posted on 29 May 2013

    Finally ! Squinting in the sunlight as we emerge from months of basement rehearsals, The Howdy Neighbors are playing out on June 17 at Paddy Long’s. Full details below: https://www.facebook.com/events/502225416513493/

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Portfolio :

5/15/13 Update: I'm in the process of adding more tracks to the online portfolio. Connect with me in the "Let's Connect" section and I'll let you know as I add more music.

You can stream music from my portfolio in the player below.

  • To listen, select a track from the playlist
  • To view more information about the music that's playing, such as purpose, approach and style, click the track name above the waveform in the top panel.