The Fifth Element by Tom Hodge

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The Fifth Element by Tom Hodge
'The Fifth Element' by Tom Hodge (The Dude Designs).
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Tom Hodge and Franz Kirmann sat down to write the music for gripping BBC One thriller McMafia, the one overriding emotion they wanted to convey was “tragedy”. […] “In early stages we talked about how to unify the global scale of the series, and how to link all these different locations around the world,” says Kirmann. “We came up with the idea of using ethnic instruments mixed with classical ones as well as concrete, industrial sounds and voices to create something that is hard to localise, so to speak.” “Another early conversation was the tragic element and the idea of fate, of the past haunting you, which we tried to convey with the music and the production as well, with the use of reverb and other tricks.” […] The pair enjoyed different aspects of the scoring process. Hodge wryly notes that despite being “musically selfish”, he was excited for every long, dialogue-free sequence in a glamorous location: “and Alex Godman really has a good few of these journeys, so we were pretty lucky there.” Kirmann, meanwhile, “really enjoyed working on intimate scenes and moments between characters – where you have to leave space and convey the fragility of the characters”. “Everything is very underplayed in McMafia,” he adds, “so the music has space to fill in the blanks. Which is wonderful.” Read the whole article How we made the ‘tragic, boundary-pushing’ music for McMafia