Don Voegeli
Composer and professor at the University of Wisconsin
About Don Voegeli
Lived 1920 – 2009 (aged 88–89). Don Voegeli was a composer, university teacher and broadcasting executive.
Don Voegeli (1920-2009) was an American composer who created the theme music for the NPR radio news program All Things Considered. He attended the University of Wisconsin, during which time he volunteered at radio station WHA. He was also the music director for WHA from 1943 to 1964. The theme was composed on an EMS VCS 3 synthesizer. The project that resulted in the theme was funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting as part of the National Center for Audio Experimentation. Voegeli's son, Tom Voegeli, is an audio producer, and has worked on radio programs including WHA's Earplay and the radio dramatization of the Star Wars series.
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Who was Don Voegeli?
composer and professor at the University of Wisconsin
When was Don Voegeli born?
Don Voegeli was born in 1920.
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Don Voegeli died in 2009.
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Don Voegeli was a composer, university teacher and broadcasting executive.
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