Grahame Maclean is an experienced and respected BBC Composer, Conductor and Arranger having worked with many national and international Orchestras and Film & Television Companies. He was classically trained in voice and as a young performer won Opportunity Knocks before signing with London manager Peter Dulay (Larry Grayson/Clive Dunn/Keith Harris). He spent several years as a theatrical writer and during this time wrote the award-winning musical Cheers Mrs. Worthington which starred Diana Coupland, Charlie Drake, and Di Lee. In the mid 1980’s he made a successful move into television when he was commissioned to write and conducted the music for The Collectors a ten x 60 minute BBC prime time series. This led to regular commissions conducting at BBC Lime Grove studios and other London studios including Abbey Road, CTS, Pinewood, Angel and Lansdown. Grahame worked for various ITV channels including Channel 4, Thames TV, Yorkshire TV, Granada TV, H.B.O., ITEL / Anglia, Nickelodeon, Henson International Television and TV South. Orchestral writing and conducting credits include: The London Philharmonic Orchestra, the BBC Chamber Orchestra, the BBC Session Orchestra, the London Session Orchestra, the Millennium Orchestra, the Thames Session Orchestra and many television session orchestras. In the same year he won the Cavan International Song Contest with the song, I Suppose Making Love’s Out of The Question and performed live with singer Mandy Bell.