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David Robidoux
David Robidoux (from Reading, Pennsylvania)〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=David Robidoux )〕 is an American score composer. He writes film scores for various sporting films and networks, and primarily composes for NFL Films.
==Career==
After graduating from Berklee College of Music with degrees in audio engineering and film scoring, Robidoux began working for NFL Films in 1991 as an audio engineer, and began composing alongside music director Tom Hedden, who had joined the company the year before. Their first score, ''75 Seasons: The Story of the National Football League'', earned them the Emmy Award for Best Musical Score. They would win four more Emmys〔 for ''75 Seasons'', along with the productions ''Favre 4ever'', ''Emmitt Smith: Run With History'', ''NFL Century: In Their Own Words'' and ''Unitas''.〔
Altogether, Robidoux would win nine Emmys〔 for Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition/Direction, and was also nominated for the News and Documentary Award category for his score on ''Blood From A Stone'', about diamonds from The Holocaust.〔 Robidoux has since then gone on to create more than 850 compositions for NFL Films. In 2000, Robidoux worked with vocal group Boyz II Men on the song ''So Amazing''.〔 Four years later, Robidoux worked with music producer/mixer Alan Meyerson to compose ''Thunder'', which became NASCAR's official theme music, the first time the association has had one. The music became used in NASCAR broadcasts starting with the 2004 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series season in copyright tags and introductions for international broadcasts. The following year, a modified version of the music was used in the film ''Herbie: Fully Loaded''. Also in 2005, Robidoux created ''The Lombardi Trophy Theme'', which became the official theme of the Super Bowl.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=The Lombardi Trophy Theme (The Official Theme of the Super Bowl) )〕 After the launch of NFL Network, Robidoux worked on the thematic branding of the network, and composed the theme music for ''Thursday Night Football'', and also composed for the NFL's Major League Baseball network counterpart's ''Thursday Night Baseball''. He also composed the score for the EA Sports video games ''NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup'' and ''Madden NFL 08''.〔 He is the composer for HBO television series ''Hard Knocks'', with the Kansas City Chiefs edition winning him an Emmy; Robidoux again worked with HBO on the documentary ''Lombardi''. Another television series he worked on is Nicktoons' ''NFL Rush Zone: Guardians of the Core''.〔 In 2007, Robidoux composed the music for ''America's Game: The Super Bowl Champions''.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=America's Game, Vol. 1 (Music from the NFL Films Series) )〕〔 In 2011, Robidoux, coordinated by NFL Senior Vice President of Events Frank Supovitz (who had worked with Robidoux to create a presentation theme for the Lombardi Trophy presentation for Super Bowl XL in 2006), wrote a musical score for NFL Films dubbed by company president Steve Sabol as ''Echoes of Eternity'', which was played at the Pro Football Hall of Fame bust unveilments.
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