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Post, Nov, 2003
NEW YORK -- Tonic's (www.tonic.tv) Peter Fish has been busy lately composing original music for a number of TV and spot projects. Fish recently completed work on a synthesized orchestral score for a Claritin spot promoting its non-prescription-strength offering. He also composed a modern rock track for a new high definition Panasonic commercial titled VaVaVoom out of Grey Advertising.
For New York's Spanish language network NY I Noticias, Fish composed an original piece of music that is based on the original theme he created for the English network NY I, giving it a tone more relevant to the Hispanic market. He also continues his work for the soap opera All My Children.
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At press time, Fish was lending his expertise to the Boy George Broadway musical Taboo.
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