Pokémon Composer Ed Goldfarb Reflects on 30th Anniversary and Musical Legacy

Gotta catch ‘em and write really cool tunes for ‘em all, too!
Original headline at Crunchyroll News: “Pokémon Composer Ed Goldfarb on the Series’ 30th Anniversary and Score Composing”
Key facts
- Composer
- Ed Goldfarb
- Tenure Start
- 2013
- Episodes Scored
- Over 600
- Movies Scored
- Four
- Franchise Anniversary
- 30th
Tags
- #Anime Music
- #Composer Interview
- #Ed Goldfarb
- #Horizon
- #Pokemon
- #XY
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