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| − | '''Christopher Frederick "Chris" Ledesma''' (January 28, 1958 - [[2022]]) was an American music editor. He served as the music editor from [[season 1]] to [[season 33|33]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'', being replaced by [[Jake Schaefer]] since [[season 34]] after Ledesma left the show due to health issues and subsequently his death. He had a blog, [[Simpsons Music 500]]. | + | '''Christopher Frederick "Chris" Ledesma''' (January 28, 1958 - December, [[2022]]) was an American music editor. He served as the music editor from [[season 1]] to [[season 33|33]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'', being replaced by [[Jake Schaefer]] since [[season 34]] after Ledesma left the show due to health issues and subsequently his death. He had a blog, [[Simpsons Music 500]]. |
He was nominated for the {{W|Golden Reel Award}} for the [[season 10]] episode "[[Wild Barts Can't Be Broken]]". | He was nominated for the {{W|Golden Reel Award}} for the [[season 10]] episode "[[Wild Barts Can't Be Broken]]". | ||
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Christopher Frederick "Chris" Ledesma (January 28, 1958 - December, 2022) was an American music editor. He served as the music editor from season 1 to 33 of The Simpsons, being replaced by Jake Schaefer since season 34 after Ledesma left the show due to health issues and subsequently his death. He had a blog, Simpsons Music 500.
He was nominated for the Golden Reel Award for the season 10 episode "Wild Barts Can't Be Broken".
At The Simpsons Take the Bowl, he conducted a part of the concert devoted to Alf Clausen and his contributions to The Simpsons.[1]
Contents
Credits
Music editor
Music by
Associate producer & music editor
Associate producer & supervising music editor
References
External links
Chris Ledesma at the Internet Movie Database
Chris Ledesma at Twitter- Simpsons Music 500 - Chris Ledesma's blog
Music crew
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The Simpsons Take the Bowl performers
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| Hank Azaria • Nancy Cartwright • Beverly D'Angelo • Matt Groening • Chris Ledesma • Kipp Lennon • Jon Lovitz • Conan O'Brien • Yeardley Smith • "Weird Al" Yankovic • Hans Zimmer |
Deceased crew and guest stars
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