In Their Prime

Randy Newman and Bruce Broughton are among ASCAP's Primetime Emmy Awards Winners

The Creative Arts Emmy Awards were presented on September 12th in Los Angeles and the News and Documentary Emmy Awards were presented on September 13th in New York.

ASCAP'S 2004 NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY EMMY AWARD WINNERS: Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Craft: Music and Sound Rick Krizman April 1865 õ History Channel Andy Bush (PRS) David Gale (PRS) Days that Shook the World: Hiroshima õ History Channel Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series Deadwood õ Pilot õ HBO ASCAP'S 2004 PRIMETIME EMMY AWARD WINNERS: Outstanding Music Composition For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Special (Dramatic Underscore) Bruce Broughton, Music Eloise At Christmastime õ ABC õ Handmade Films Outstanding Music And Lyrics Toni Childs, Music & Lyrics David Ricketts, Music Until The Violence Stops õ (Song: “Because You Are Beautiful”) õ Lifetime Television õ V-Day Productions for Lifetime Television in association with Iron Films Outstanding Main Title Theme Music Randy Newman, Theme (ASCAP) Monk õ USA õ Mandeville Films, Inc. in association with Touchstone Television ASCAP WINNERS IN OTHER CATEGORIES Outstanding Sound Editing for Nonfiction Programming (Single or Multi-Camera) Dean Grinsfelder, Music Editor Dinosaur Planet õ Alpha's Egg; Pod's Travel õ Discovery Channel Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series Micha Liberman, Music Editor Deadwood õ Pilot õ HBO Visit www.emmys.org for more information.

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