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The Genius Behind David Attenborough’s Soundtracks

Sarah Class is the award-winning composer behind some of the most iconic scenes in wildlife filmmaking, with soundtracks for BBC’s Africa and Madagascar, narrated by David Attenborough. She is a nature advocate and ambassador for the World Land Trust, a conservation charity that has protected over 2 million acres of land worldwide. In 2020, she was named one of the UK’s 100 most influential female songwriters. In this conversation, we explore: • Composing for BBC's Legendary Giraffe Battle • How Music Tells a Story • Where Sarah's Ideas Come From • The Deep Connection Between Music And Nature • The Spiritual Experience that Inspired Her • Composing for the Coronation of King Charles III And so much more... Hear more at: https://www.sarahclass.com/ Watch more at: https://www.bbcearth.com/shows And support conservation: https://www.worldlandtrust.org/ Main channel: / @thatswildmatty / thatswildmatty / thatswildmatty / thatswildmatty Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:22 Who is Sarah Class? 4:34 Composing for Sir David Attenborough 5:40 The Elephant Scene that Broke Her Heart 7:00 Sarah's Creative Process 9:21 How Music Tells a Story 11:06 The Iconic Giraffe Fight Scene 14:01 When Silence is an Instrument 18:02 Sampling Sounds from Animals 21:25 How Music Makes or Breaks a Wildlife Film 23:08 Trusting Your Creative Instincts 25:33 Composing for King Charles' Coronation 27:17 Where Does Sarah Get Her Ideas? 32:18 Mixing Different Musical Genres 36:57 How Sarah Became a Musician 38:53 The Connection Between Nature and Music 42:15 How Music Changes Our Biology 46:09 Sarah's Magical Influences 49:43 Having A Spiritual Awakening 53:21 The Challenge of Being a Perfectionist 57:35 How to Learn to Sing Anything 59:45 How Sarah's Music Protects the Natural World 1:06:31 How Nature Affects our Economy 1:10:17 Advice for Young Musicians With special thanks to: Henry Small for co-creating the series Charlotte Bird for co-editing Jeroen Zeegers for sound design David Attenborough for being awesome