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singing, then Hoyt’s talents come out from that of a background role to be a major part of that episode. Hoyt has also been extremely active in the commercial music field with his own company, Soundtrack Music. His client list reads like the cream of FORTUNE Magazine’s 500. Television commercials ranging from Marlboro to Kool Aid to Chevrolet to Kleenex have all had their sell enhanced by a Curtin closer. Hoyt Curtin was born in Los Angeles and prepared himself extensively for his musical career with a Bachelor’s degree in Music as well as a Masters in Music Composition from U.S.C. He’s presently continuing his study toward a degree for a Doctor of Music as well as scoring for live action theatrical features. He recently completed two nature-styled films, “Wilderness Journey” and “Africa Is.” His spare time is spent riding his collection of motorcycles in the hills above his Chatsworth home where he lives with his wife and son.*** HOYT CURTIN, composer-arranger-conduc - tor, makes himself heard over the studio warmup as he prepares to conduct another one of his scores for a Hanna-Barbera project. PEBBLES AND BAMM-BAMM, cartoon stars of a new animated cartoon series by Hanna-Barbera Productions, airing on the CBS television network. ( From top to bottom ) PAUL DEKORT, of the Hanna-Barbera music staff, and HOYT CURTIN, frequent composer-conductor for Hanna-Barbera projects. HOYT CURTIN concentrates on adding a Latin beat to one of his scores for Hanna-Barbera. HOYT CURTIN checks his score for one Hanna-Barbera’s projects, a series of amusement rides at their new entertainment complex in Cincinnati called Kings Island. FRANK CAPP, percussionist, gets ready to add another effect for the King’s Island project. Whistles, horns and bells are all part of Frank’s bag of tricks.