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Jill Fraser is an American composer and electronic music pioneer known for her work with analog modular synthesizers. She studied at CalArts under Morton Subotnick and attended master classes with John Cage and Lou Harrison. After completing her studies, she worked at Serge Modular in Hollywood and utilized her synthesizers to score films, including "Personal Best" and "Hardcore". In 2024, she released the album "Earthly Pleasures", exploring American revival hymns through modular synthesis. Fraser has won three Clio awards for original music and is an active member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. The products available from the artist Jill Fraser include vinyls.
