Arthur Dark

Arthur Dark grew up in a musical household thanks to his parents. Arthur dabbled with the violin when he was 4 years old, but was quickly drawn to the piano around age 5 or 6. After a time with formal lessons, he branched out on his own where he could explore his artistic freedom by composing his own music. A turning point in his journey was seeing the movie Beetlejuice, and realizing that the soundtrack was an original composition, in this case by Danny Elfman. Besides his classical background, which fostered his love of orchestral film music, Arthur cites his exposure to the pun

Suzanne Del Fiorentino brings creativity, empathy, and keen attention to detail to her role as a volunteer videographer for the NAMM Oral History Program. Since 2016, she has recorded well over 1,200 interviews, adding her own personal flair to each by thoughtfully arranging backgrounds that reflect the subject’s personality—often brightening the frame and putting interviewees at ease. Her passion for animals also plays a surprising and effective role; asking about a pet dog or cat has a way of calming nerves before the camera rolls.