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Interview: Composer Ariel Marx on Finding the Right Musical Language to Tell “The Tale”

The composer with a gift for locating grace notes organically talks about how her music has found a home in movies, including the Sundance sensation starring Laura Dern.

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Interview: Composer Ariel Marx on Finding the Right Musical Language to Tell “The Tale”

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