Matthew Strachan
English composer and singer-songwriter
About Matthew Strachan
Lived 1970 – 2021 (aged 50). Matthew Strachan was a British singer-songwriter, composer and lyricist.
Biography
Strachan began writing songs as a teenager. His first professional job was to write five songs for the BBCTV drama Boogie Outlaws.
After training at Dartington College of Arts and Goldsmiths College, University of London, he worked as a soundtrack composer throughout the 1990s creating music for television, radio and theatre productions
Following two years in America he created score and lyrics for the stage musicals About Bill and Next Door's Baby. In 2012 he announced the creation of a comedy oratorio based on the life of the Coronation Street character Ken Barlow for inclusion in his live shows.
Strachan won twelve awards from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) and in 2012 received the ASCAP Hall of Fame Award in recognition of ten consecutive wins for the soundtrack of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
As a singer-songwriter Strachan was regarded as having a bittersweet style, often employing satire and characterisation to make political points about unusual subjects such as social networking and the media. As a composer of stage musicals he was noted for writing songs with a complete narrative arc.
A new studio album by Matthew Strachan titled Serious Men was released by Lonely Goat Records in August 2016.
He was also the creator of the comic fictional 1970s composer Klaus Harmony. In March 2017 Simon & Schuster announced that it would be publishing a series of crime fiction books co-written by Strachan and his wife, Bernadette Strachan.
In October 2020, he appeared at Lavender Hill Magistrates Court in London, charged with one count of arson. Prior to that, it was suspected that Matthew attempted to commit suicide by using beddings to set fire to the kitchen. He was then sentenced to ten months in jail and a two year suspension with a notice to undergo alcohol and mental health treatments.
On 22 September 2021, the BBC reported that Strachan had died at his home in Twickenham, London, at the age of 50.
Discography Albums
A Quiet Place I've Waited, Nono Records (2017) Serious Men, Lonely Goat Records (2016) Perfect World Now Possible, Nono Records (2014) Live at the St James Theatre, Nono Records (2013) 25 Year Songbook Part II, Nono Records (2012) 25 Year Songbook, Nono Records (2012) 37203, Nono Records (2004) Even Warren Beatty (with Tim Whitnall), Nono Records (2002) Save The King's Head, Nono Records (2000) Fallen Angels, Nono Records (1999) The Rock Serious Electric Roadshow, Nono Records (1993)
Compilations Speed Limit Monkey, Nono Records (2008) Flot Some, Jet Some, Nono Records (2008)
Covered by other artists
I Never Left You at All – J. Fred Knobloch, Hear Here, J. Fred Knobloch Music, (2015) Journeyman – Catherine Porter, single, Nono Records, (2011) Any More of You – Catherine Porter, 37203, Nono Records, (2004) Love is Enough – J. Fred Knobloch, 37203, Nono Records, (2004) The Note – Don Henry, 37203, Nono Records, (2004) Mama 'n' Them – J. Fred Knobloch, single, Nono Records, (2008) Just Because I Want To – Tommy Blaize, Even Warren Beatty, Nono Records, (2008)
Soundtracks and Musicals
As Is & Passing By, Nessus Records (2013) About Bill, Nessus Records (2011) Music for Theatre, Nessus Records (2011) Silk, Nessus Records (2009) Next Door's Baby, Nessus Records (2006) Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? – Soundtrack, Celador Records (2000) Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? – Interactive Game, Sony PlayStation, Disney Interactive (2000) Toy Story Sing Along, Disney (1997)
A.k.a Klaus Harmony
Oeuvre Cinq, HarmonSink (2010) Oeuvre 4, HarmonSink (2009) Oeuvre Derde, HarmonSink (2008) Oeuvre Zwei, HarmonSink (2007) Oeuvre I, HarmonSink (2006)
Music for motion pictures Mostly Dead, UkFilm.co Love Is a Four Letter Word Worth Seven Points, Boxfly Media, (2015) In Limbo, Nine Ladies Films, (2015)
Music featured in motion pictures Extract, Composer – Wundercrotchen, Miramax Films, (2009) Slumdog Millionaire, Composer – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Fox Searchlight, (2008) Millions, Composer – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Fox Searchlight, (2004) Celador Films Theme, Celador Films About a Boy, Composer – Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Universal Pictures, (2002) A Kind of Hush, Composer/lyricist – Confusions, First Film Company/Metrodome, (1998)
Music for stage
Twitstorm, Park Theatre (London) The Roundabout, Park Theatre (London)/59E59 Theaters, New York Acorn, Courtyard Theatre, London The Man Called Monkhouse, Edinburgh Fringe/National Tour As Is, Trafalgar Studios Passing By, Tristan Bates Theatre As Is, Finborough Theatre Yours for the Asking, Orange Tree Theatre About Bill, Landor Theatre Hungry Ghosts, Orange Tree Theatre The Promise, Orange Tree Theatre The Making of Moo, Orange Tree Theatre Silk, Workshopped at the Orange Tree Theatre Last Train to Nibroc, Orange Tree Theatre Next Door's Baby, Orange Tree Theatre Happy Birthday Dear Alice, Orange Tree Theatre The Lodger, Theatre Royal, Windsor The Fly, Old Fire Station Theatre Mad Dog Killer Leper Fiend, Man in the Moon Theatre Simpleton of the Unexpected Isles, Orange Tree Theatre The Good Woman of Setzuan, Orange Tree Theatre
Music for television and radio
Home Front, composer, BBC Radio 4 Money, Composer Finding Schuyler & Can You See me From Over There? BBC2 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 10th Anniversary American Broadcasting Company Super Millionaire American Broadcasting Company Sketch Show Story BBC1 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Celador Productions, ITV, American Broadcasting Company Winning Lines, Celador Productions, CBS, BBC Ben-Hur (syndicated US Radio Drama) Focus on the Family Britain's Brainiest, Celador Productions, International Question Time, Mentorn Films, BBC Car Wars, Mentorn Films, BBC The Gemini Apes, BBC Radio 4 Mind the Gap ITV Nobblers, BBC Radio 2 The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna, Celador Productions, ITV Diggin' the Dancing Queens BBC The Detectives, Celador Productions, BBC Canned Carrott, Celador Productions, BBC The Jasper Carrott Trial, Celador Productions, BBC Children's Ward, Granada Television, ITV World Sport Esprit, TWI, International Legends of Wimbledon, TWI, International Scratchy and Co, Mentorn Films, ITV Boogie Outlaws BBC
Awards
ASCAP Awards, Hall of Fame Award, 2012, London ASCAP Awards, US TV Theme, 2011, London ASCAP Awards, US TV Theme, 2010, London ASCAP Awards, US TV Theme, 2009, London ASCAP Awards, US TV Theme, 2008, London ASCAP Awards, US TV Theme, 2007, London ASCAP Awards, US TV Theme, 2006, London ASCAP Awards, US TV Theme, 2005, London ASCAP Awards, US TV Theme, 2004, London ASCAP 17th Annual Film & TV Awards, Top TV Theme, 2002, Los Angeles ASCAP 16th Annual Film & TV Awards, Top TV Theme, 2001, Los Angeles ASCAP Awards, US TV Theme, 2000, London
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Who was Matthew Strachan?
English composer and singer-songwriter
When was Matthew Strachan born?
Matthew Strachan was born on 11 December 1970 in Balham.
When did Matthew Strachan die?
Matthew Strachan died on 22 September 2021 in Twickenham.
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Matthew Strachan was a singer-songwriter, composer and lyricist.
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Matthew Strachan was British.
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