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Earle Hagen on deciding to stop playing trombone, and become a "full time" songwriter 03:03
Interview: Earle Hagen
Earle Hagen on his post-World War II activities, and on writing an arrangement of "The Trolly Song" for the "Philco Radio Show" 03:48
Interview: Earle Hagen
Earle Hagen on joining the radio production unit of the Air Force during World War II 03:02
Interview: Earle Hagen | Topic: Historic Events and Social Change
Earle Hagen on joining the radio production unit of the Air Force during World War II 03:02
Interview: Earle Hagen | Topic: War
Earle Hagen on joining the radio production unit of the Air Force during World War II 03:02
Interview: Earle Hagen | Topic: World War II
On the difference between a composer and an arranger; on going to work for 20th Century Fox studios as a arranger in 1946; on working for 20th Century Fox music director Alfred Newman 14:37
Interview: Earle Hagen
On teaming up with Herbert W. Spencer, and working on various musicals; on leaving 20th Century Fox studios 07:49
Interview: Earle Hagen
On switching from working in feature films to working in television in the early '50s; on the Spencer-Hagen Orchestra, and on how he and Herbert W. Spencer split work assignments 05:54
Interview: Earle Hagen
Earle Hagen on going to work for 20th Century Fox studios as a arranger in 1946 03:45
Interview: Earle Hagen
Earle Hagen on working for 20th Century Fox music director Alfred Newman 05:52
Interview: Earle Hagen
Earle Hagen on teaming up with Herbert W. Spencer, and working on various musicals 03:36
Interview: Earle Hagen
Earle Hagen on switching from working in feature films to working in television in the early '50s 03:49
Interview: Earle Hagen
Earle Hagen on the Spencer-Hagen Orchestra, and on how he and Herbert W. Spencer split work assignments 02:05
Interview: Earle Hagen
On the terms "click track" and "free timing"; on timing out his workload for The Andy Griffith Show, and dealing with musicians union rules; on being attuned to how things would sound though a small television speaker, and on post production of the music 09:25
Interview: Earle Hagen
On the creation by Carl Reiner of The Dick Van Dyke Show, produced by Sheldon Leonard; on composing the theme for The Dick Van Dyke Show, and on scoring the episodes; on comparing scoring The Dick Van Dyke Show to The Andy Griffith Show 06:42
Interview: Earle Hagen
On working with Carl Reiner and Dick Van Dyke on The Dick Van Dyke Show; on the pilot of Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.; on beginning his work for I Spy 13:00
Interview: Earle Hagen
Earle Hagen on the creation by Carl Reiner of The Dick Van Dyke Show, produced by Sheldon Leonard 02:55
Interview: Earle Hagen | Person: Carl Reiner
Earle Hagen on the creation by Carl Reiner of The Dick Van Dyke Show, produced by Sheldon Leonard 02:55
Interview: Earle Hagen | Person: Sheldon Leonard
Earle Hagen on working with Carl Reiner and Dick Van Dyke on The Dick Van Dyke Show 01:52
Interview: Earle Hagen | Person: Carl Reiner
Earle Hagen on working with Carl Reiner and Dick Van Dyke on The Dick Van Dyke Show 01:52
Interview: Earle Hagen | Person: Dick Van Dyke
Earle Hagen on the terms "click track" and "free timing" 03:38
Interview: Earle Hagen | Profession: Music Professionals
Earle Hagen on the terms "click track" and "free timing" 03:38
Interview: Earle Hagen | Profession: Composer
Earle Hagen on being attuned to how things would sound though a small television speaker, and on post production of the music 03:31
Interview: Earle Hagen | Profession: Music Professionals
Earle Hagen on being attuned to how things would sound though a small television speaker, and on post production of the music 03:31
Interview: Earle Hagen | Profession: Composer
Earle Hagen on composing the theme for The Dick Van Dyke Show, and on scoring the episodes 01:45
Interview: Earle Hagen