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''Double Helix'' is an original music composition written for 17 piece jazz orchestra in 1991.〔(ReallyGoodMusic.com print music listing )〕 The recording of ''Double Helix'' also goes by the title ''Twice is Nice'' (as a sound file)〔(Sound file for ''Twice Is Nice'' )〕 when distributed worldwide as production music. The work has been used and heard around the world for music, media, and entertainment broadcasts in the United Kingdom,〔''Deal or No Deal'' (TV Series), Episode 49067/011 U.K. , PRS/(ASCAP ) April–August 2013 distribution〕 the Czech Republic,〔OSA credits as per (ASCAP ) distribution, Aug. 2011〕 the Netherlands,〔(DR (broadcaster)|Danish Radio P2, TROS ), used often as library music, (BUMA ) through current (ASCAP ) distribution, confirmed May 25, 2010〕 Ireland,〔(IMRO ) credits as per (ASCAP ) distribution, Feb. 2005〕 Canada,〔(SOCAN ) credits as per (ASCAP ) distribution, Feb. 2001〕 Romania,〔(UCMR-ADA ) credits as per (ASCAP ) distribution, Feb. 2009〕 France,〔(SACEM ) , credits as per (ASCAP ) distribution〕 Norway,〔''50 Hottest Vegas Moments'' (2005), January 17, 2005 (USA) first aired, confirmed through (ASCAP ) July Distribution, 2006 - episode aired 14 times during that time period〕〔(Teosto ) (TONO ) credits as per (ASCAP ) distribution, May 2007〕 Finland,〔 Hong Kong,〔(CASH ) credits as per (ASCAP ) distribution〕 and Japan〔Under the title ''Twice is Nice'', ''Double Helix'' (JASRAC ) ''UNCUT (ETV) - Meg Ryan,'' first aired May 7, 1996〕 as feature, interlude, and background music. Specific television shows the work has been used for include ''The Jenny Jones Show'',〔''(The Jenny Jones Show )'' (1995). Episodes ''Double Helix'' is used on include "Celebrity Look-A-Likes" and "Second Annual Jenny Jones Awards", (ASCAP ) Jan. 1999 distribution〕 ''F.Y.E.'', ''E! Entertainment'' shows (2),〔〔''(''Vegas Showgirls: Nearly Famous )'' (TV Series 2001-2003), (ASCAP ) distribution records April and July 2002〕 ''Access Hollywood'',〔''(Access Hollywood )'' (TV series) Episode dated May 7, 2001, #0435, confirmed through (ASCAP ) Jan. distribution 2002〕 ''JBVO: Your All Request Cartoon Show'',〔''Johnny Bravo'' (TV Series), Episodes #14 and #24 from ''JBVO: Your All Request Cartoon Show'', (ASCAP ) April–September 2001 distribution〕 ''American Restoration'',〔''American Restoration'' (TV/Cable series), Episode ''Surfing The Strip'', (ASCAP ) April–August 2013 distribution〕 ''Deal or No Deal (UK)'',〔 and ''Extra''. ==Background== ''Double Helix'' was first written in 1991 as a commission for the SCSBOA Honor Jazz Ensemble and premiered at Disneyland that year.〔(James Linahon ) called Cooper in 1991 to commission a new work for the (SCSBOA ) jazz group, Linahon would conduct them later that year.〕 Late in 1991 Jack Bullock (jazz editor for Columbia Pictures Publications/Belwin, (aka CPP Belwin and currently Belwin Jazz, a Division of Alred Music Publishing) hired Jack Cooper as a staff writer for new jazz ensemble works.〔(Alfred Music Publishing ) biograghical page for (Jack Cooper )〕 Jack Bullock heard his writing done for the U.S. Army ''Jazz Knights''.〔CPP/Belwin composer (Carl Strommen ) forwarded Cooper's demo tape to (Jack Bullock ) after hearing the U.S.M.A. ''Jazz Knights'' perform while Cooper was with the group during that time.〕 The first piece Bullock decided to publish (and record) was ''Double Helix''.〔Review: BD Guide, November/December 1993, Village Press, Inc. J. Richard Dunscomb (reviewer), rated: ''the very best'', page 36〕 The work was recorded at Omega Recording Studios in Rockville, Maryland for the 1993 CPP/Belwin Jazz catalogue of new published works.〔1993 CPP/Belwin New Music Jazz Ensemble Catalogue, music for credits and opening track for demo, ''Double Helix''〕 Later In 1994, Canadian beverage giant Seagram bought a part of Time Warner and the Warner Music Publishing division of that company acquired CPP/Belwin. ''Double Helix'' was now distributed by Warner Brothers Music publications and the company made the move to allow FirstCom〔 and Universal Publishing Production Music to have access to a limited number of CPP/Belwin sound files. The recordings from Omega Studios for CPP/Belwin were of very high quality as well as the music itself that was being written and acquired for the catalogue. While the original CPP/Belwin sound file of ''Double Helix'' continues to be widely used in the media, the rights to the print music were acquired back by the composer in 2006. The print music division of Time Warner was sold to Alfred Music Publishing in June 2005 which made a great deal of the older CPP/Belwin print music catalogue obsolete. At that time it was best to move ''Double Helix'' (the print music) to a company who would keep the work in distribution for a much longer period; the print music is now distributed and sold by Really Good Music Publishing. The music and sound file of ''Double Helix'' has been and is still frequently utilized for media production in television and radio.〔〔''Double Helix'' is in repeated syndicated T.V. broadcasts around the world〕 The ASCAP distributions have far exceeded the original royalty payments made through sale of the print music by CPP/Belwin. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Double Helix (music composition)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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