Erik Blicker This is Me

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1. 1. AUDIO ID'S | Articles | Post Magazine

   www.postmagazine.com/ME2/dirmo - [Cached]

   Published on: 7/1/2006   Last Visited: 7/1/2006

   Creative partners Glenn Schloss and Erik Blicker of G&E Music (www.gemusic.com) in New York City know what it,s like to make an emotional musical statement in five seconds.
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   Of the many challenges on this type of gig, Blicker says, one of the most important is to discover what kind of feeling and message needs to be conveyed. ,There is a lot of market branding that goes into all of this,, he explains. ,When you watch Who Wants to be a Millionaire, that music brands the show.
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   Although the G&E studios boast all of today,s best technology, both Schloss and Blicker are old-school musicians who rely on such things as Gibson Les Paul guitars, Marshall amplifiers, drum kits by D&W and Tama and the like.

2. 2. RPM Direct Newsletter - March 14, 2002 - Record Producer and Engineer & Recording Studio News

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   Published on: 3/14/2002   Last Visited: 12/12/2007

   G&E creative partner Erik Blicker said "Having a client that brings us into the creative process with a clear vision really gets us amped up and that energy reflects in the music."
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   G&E, founded by Glenn Schloss and Erik Blicker is a full service sound design and audio post production company providing licensed and original music to the film and television industry.

3. 3. Post - G&E SCORES FOR DISCOVERY AND HISTORY CHANNELS

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   Published on: 11/5/2003   Last Visited: 11/13/2003

   According to G&E partner Eric Blicker, it was decided early on that the track would have a tempo of 113 beats per minute and a flow and style that compliments Hispanic heritage without focusing on any one specific attribute.
   
   Blicker played classical nylon-stringed guitar on the track with G&E's Glenn Schloss handling the Latin percussion track.
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   Cues range from :02 to :90 and are described by Blicker as having a root-sy American meets hip-hop feel. The tracks will be used in 13 episodes of the series.