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Post, June, 2005
NEW YORK -- Principal/composer Peter Fish and composer/executive music producer Andy (A.J.) Gundell of music/post house Tonic (www.tonic.tv), here, each recently took home an Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series. The team was recognized for its work on ABC's All My Children, a soap that they've been contributing to for a number of years. As a composing team, Fish and Gundell were responsible for the entire original score in the episode submitted to the Academy.
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Gundell and Fish are also collaborating on Tonic's latest venture, the recently released Tonic Song Library (www.tonic-songlibrary.com), a collection of licensable songs for visual media.
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