Anne Dudley

Anne Dudley was born on May 7, 1956 at Chatham Kent.

Education

• Masters, King's College (classical music)
• Performer's Diploma, Royal College of Music

Professional activities

• Arranger and keyboardist with Trevor Horn; work with groups including ABC and Frankie Goes to Hollywood
• Founder member of Art of Noise[?]; tracks include "Beat Box", "Moments in Love"; successful collaboration with Tom Jones on "Kiss"
• 1987 - First feature, Bob Giraldi[?]'s "Hiding Out"
• Music for film and television, including "Jeeves and Wooster", "Kavanagh QC", "Artists in Crime", "The Rory Bremner Show", "Buster", "The Miracle", "The Pope Must Die", "The Crying Game", "The Grotesque", "The Full Monty" (winner of the 1998 Academy Award for Best Original Musical/Comedy Score), "Knight Moves", "Pushing Tin", "In My Father's House", "The Perfect Blue"
• Written with, or composed for, artists including Jeff Beck, Phil Collins, Seal, Elton John, and Pulp
• Arrangements for popular artists, including Boyzone[?], Travis[?], and Rod Stewart and the Spice Girls
• BBC Concert Orchestra's Composer in Association since January 2002

External links:

• Anne Dudley (http://www.shef.ac.uk/~cm1jwb/dudley.htm)
• BBC Radio 3 Commissions: Anne Dudley: “Music and Silence” (http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/commissions/annedudley.shtml)
• Anne Dudley (http://www.cinemusic.net/spotlight/1999/ad-spotlight)
• Anne Dudley (http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/dudley_anne/bio.jhtml)