Keith Mansfield, born in 1943 in London, is a versatile British composer and arranger renowned for his iconic television theme tunes and extensive work in library music. As a member of The Mohawks, Mansfield has contributed to a diverse range of genres, including synthpop, jazz-funk, and cinematic classical, captivating audiences with his unique musical style. His compositions, such as the famous Grandstand theme for the BBC, have become staples in British television, showcasing his ability to create memorable and enduring melodies. Mansfield's work extends beyond television, with notable albums like the KPM 1000 Series: Contempo, released in 1976, highlighting his versatility and innovation. Whether composing for the screen or crafting intricate library music, Keith Mansfield's talent and creativity continue to inspire and entertain.
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