Performing on Broadway and Founding a Production Music Library (Part 2 with Mark Braud)
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Performing on Broadway and Founding a Production Music Library (Part 2 with Mark Braud)
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Check out part 1 of our conversation first, where we explore Mark Braud’s musical roots, jazz improvisation and his family legacy.
In part 2, we dive into Mark’s journey as a songwriter and composer, from singing songs as a child to writing Bebop-inspired music for school bands and crafting music across many genres for TV shows like NCIS: New Orleans.
Mark shares how these experiences led him to founding production music library Old Saw Music, with his wife Megan - a library rooted in real musicians, real stories and real soul.
Plus, we get behind-the-scenes insights from Mark’s time on Broadway including his experience in singing, playing and even speaking roles in prestigious shows such as The Cole Porter Show and Harry Connick Jr., Live.
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:37 Mark’s early interest in songwriting
2:35 Founding production music library ‘Old Saw Music’
7:21 The sync and recording scene in New Orleans
11:33 Upcoming projects
19:07 Playing, singing, and acting on Broadway
Find out more information about some of the things we talked about here:
https://www.oldsawmusic.com
https://www.louisianamusicfactory.com
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