Up to the Minute (CBS) - 2006-07-28 (partial) - 2 of 2

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[0:01] At the top of the leaderboard, the

[0:03] 16-year-old golf phenom had a tough day

[0:05] on Thursday, but stands at nine under

[0:07] overall. She's tied with Carrie Webb and

[0:10] Lina Achoa. Anakah Saen Stam shot

[0:12] another three under 69 Thursday. She's

[0:15] three shots back.

[0:18] So to within three

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[3:03] >> 25 years ago, one of the most popular

[3:05] songs on the radio was Hooked on

[3:06] Classics. The tune was a sample of

[3:08] classical music favorites put to a

[3:10] modern beat. Aicionado's cringe, but it

[3:13] did get many young ears to listen to

[3:15] classical music. Fast forward a quarter

[3:18] century and you'll find the same thing

[3:19] happening today, but instead of top 40

[3:22] radio, it's video games that are helping

[3:24] deliver very old music to very new

[3:26] masses. Here's Richard Schlesinger.

[3:33] Andy Brick is an award-winning composer

[3:35] influenced by the classics

[3:40] who is now writing and orchestrating

[3:43] music for a new audience.

[3:45] >> These kids love this stuff. I like it,

[3:47] too. It's great music. It's really

[3:49] engaging music.

[3:52] Do you recognize this?

[3:56] >> If you're a kid or have a kid, you

[3:58] might. That's a Czech orchestra playing

[4:00] Andy Brick's arrangement of that abiding

[4:03] masterpiece, the theme from Final

[4:06] Fantasy.

[4:11] >> Andy Brick composes music for video

[4:13] games. Don't laugh. He's exposing

[4:16] millions of young people to symphonic

[4:18] style music they'd probably never listen

[4:21] to any other way. taking his inspiration

[4:24] from mythical scenes given to him by

[4:27] video game developers.

[4:29] >> What does that sound like?

[4:31] >> Just this very turbulent underpinning.

[4:36] >> Time was video game music was about as

[4:39] sophisticated as video game graphics,

[4:42] which is to say not very. But the video

[4:45] game industry is now a $25 billion a

[4:48] year business, which means there's

[4:49] plenty of money for plenty of musicians.

[4:52] All of whom are as happy to be heard in

[4:55] here as they are to be heard in here.

[4:58] >> The music from Super Mario Brothers is

[5:01] now considered a time-tested classic in

[5:04] the video game music world. Andy Brick

[5:07] didn't write it, but he knows it by

[5:09] heart. What's your favorite part of it?

[5:17] >> He's hoping he can write something that

[5:19] will stand the test of time.

[5:21] >> Sounds great. and be as popular in the

[5:23] virtual world

[5:25] as it is in the cultural world. Richard

[5:28] Slesinger, CBS News, New York.

[5:33] >> Thank you for joining us this half hour.

[5:35] This is CBS News Up to the Minute.

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