For most of her prolific career, Beckenham musician, composer and arranger Anne Dudley has thrived as a multi-pronged talent. She was a founding member of ’80s electro-pop band Art of Noise, for whom she co-wrote the hit “Moments in Love”. She’s parlayed her deft production skill and elastic sensibilities into a ubiquitous presence as session musician and arranger on countless pop records for decades. But she’s best known as a wildly successful film and television composer, adept at penning lush symphonic scores. Her seemingly effortless inventiveness has injected atmospheric tension into the 1992 thriller The Crying Game and ominous grandeur within the 2021 biopic Benedetta.