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| Jeroen Godfried Tel |
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| Place of birth: Eindhoven, North Brabant, Netherlands |
| Date of birth: 1972-05-19 (age 52) |
| Employment history: Hewson Consultants[1] (1987 – 1990-07)
Probe Software[1] (1988-01 – 1993-07)
Backbone Entertainment[1] (2004 – 2009)
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| Role(s): Composer, Sound Designer |
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Jeroen Godfried Tel is a Dutch video game music composer known for his notable contributions to the Western game music scene, particularly in the realm of home computers.
Production history
- After Burner (Commodore 64; 1988) — Music
- Super Monaco GP (Commodore 64; 1991) — Music
- Sega Chess (Master System; 1991) — Thanks to[2]
- OutRun Europa (Commodore 64; 1991) — Sound and Music by
- Bram Stoker's Dracula (Master System; 1993) — Music and Sound[3]
- Bram Stoker's Dracula (Game Gear; 1993) — Music and Sound[3]
- California Games II (Master System; 1993) — Music
- The Flash (Master System; 1993) — Sound[4]
- Golden Axe (Commodore 64; 1990) — Music
- Hot-Rod (Commodore 64; 1990) — Music
- The A-Team (Master System; unreleased) — Music
Photographs
- Main article: Photos of Jeroen Tel
