James Tomalin
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James Tomalin is a British
United Kingdom
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 composer
Composer
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 and music producer
Record producer
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. He studied music at Cambridge University
University of Cambridge
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 and at Goldsmiths College, and has written music for BBC TV
BBC Television
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, Channel 4
Channel 4
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, ITV
ITV
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and numerous films and albums.

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