1977: Story of transgender pioneer Angela Morley to be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 A new radio play celebrates the pioneering arranger who became the toast of Hollywood ...

Mon, 23 Jun 2014 03:01:13 GMT — With the music playing and the weather perfect, hundreds from the Hastings community are coming to show their support for two year old Paul Morley during his ...

Stuart Barr uncovers the colourful career of British composer and transgender pioneer Angela Morley, who was famous twice - first as Wally Stott, before her transition in 1972. Show more Stuart ...

Writing '1977' for BBC Radio 4, and why it's about so much more than "a transgender woman in the 1970s" Sarah Wooley blogs about discovering composer Angela Morley's story of "crossing over that ...

Angela Morley, three-time Emmy winner and two-time Oscar nominee for her film and television music and one of England's best-known arrangers, died Wednesday, Jan. 14 in Scottsdale, Ariz., of ...

Born in Leeds in 1924, Angela Morley was a pioneering English composer, conductor, arranger, orchestrator and performer, who specialised in music for the screen. She was also a three time Emmy ...

HER ensemble perform Angela Morley’s ‘Rêverie’. Picture: Classic FM The HER Ensemble has been performing Morley’s Rêverie since early on in the group’s inception. The ensemble is a free-form string ...

Angela Morley, who died on January 15 aged 84, was a celebrated composer, arranger and conductor of film, television and radio scores, light music and recordings by popular singers; she was also ...

The full extent of Angela Morley's credits may not be fully appreciated as she spent the first 48 years of her life as Wally Stott. Combining her identities and her talents for composition ...

Angela Morley, who died on January 15 aged 84, was a celebrated composer, arranger and conductor of film, television and radio scores, light music and recordings by popular singers; she was also ...