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moviescore Standard Userer	FYI: http://www.musicfromthemovies.com/article.asp?ID=394 IN THE PIPELINE: OCTOBER 2004 The list below presents all the major film composers working in Hollywood and their upcoming film scoring assignments. Please note that Music from the Movies only lists confirmed assignments. However, as we all know, things change fast in this business. Visit our web site often to keep track of all the latest film scoring news! Neal Acree: E5. Craig Armstrong: Asylum / Ray. Luis Bacalov: Sea of Dreams / The Dust Factory. Angelo Badalamenti: A Very Long Engagement / Dark Water. Klaus Badelt: Curious George. David Baerwald: Around the Bend / The Barnyard / The King. Christophe Beck: Taxi / The Perfect Man / Elektra. Marco Beltrami: Cursed / Flight of the Phoenix / XXX: State of the Union. Simon Boswell: Churchill: The Hollywood Years. Jon Brion: I Heart Huckabee’s. BT: The Underclassmen / Stealth (co-composer). Teddy Castellucci: Rebound / The Longest Yard. Shawn K. Clement: Catching Kringle. George S. Clinton: Glory Days / Eulogy. Charlie Clouser: Saw. Elia Cmiral: Iowa. Stewart Copeland: I Am David. Mychael Danna: Aurora Borealis / Water / Where the Truth Lies. John Debney: Christmas With the Kranks / The Pacifier / Chicken Little. Alexandre Desplat: Birth / Hostage / The Upside of Anger. Ramin Djawadi: Blade: Trinity (co-composer). Pino Donaggio: Seed of Chucky. Patrick Doyle: New France / Nanny McPhee / Man to Man / Wah-Wah / Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Anne Dudley: Tristan & Isolde / Perfect Creatures. Randy Edelman: Surviving Christmas / Son of the Mask / Miss Congeniality 2 / Stealth (co-composer). Steve Edwards: Target of Opportunity / Raging Sharks. Danny Elfman: The Corpse Bride / Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. George Fenton: Hitch / Bewitched / Mrs. Henderson Presents / Valiant. Robert Folk: Back in the Day / Kung Pow: Tongue of Fury. Lisa Gerrard: Layer Cake. Michael Giacchino: The Incredibles. Richard Gibbs: Fat Albert / The Honeymooners. Philip Glass: Undertow. Harry Gregson-Williams: Team America: World Police / Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason / Madagascar / Return to Sender / The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Richard Harvey: Prom Piram. Paul Haslinger: Into the Blue. James Newton Howard: The Interpreter / Batman Begins (co-composer). Mark Isham: Crash / Shadows / Racing Stripes. Steve Jablonsky: Team America: World Police (additional music) / The Amityville Horror. Adrian Jonston: Piccadilly Jim. David Julyan: Inside I’m Dancing / The Dark. Laura Karpman: The Last Run / Girl Play. Jan A.P. Kazcmarek: Finding Neverland. Rolfe Kent: Sideways. David Kitay: Elvis Has Left the Building. Nathan Larson: Palindromes / A Love Song for Bobby Long. Christopher Lennertz: Tortilla Heaven / Sledge: The Story of Frank Sledge / The Deal / The Pearl. Joseph LoDuca: Devour / Boogeyman. Deborah Lurie: Whirlygirl. Dario Marianelli: Brothers Grimm. Cliff Martinez: Havoc. Mark McKenzie: Blizzard. Alan Menken: Noel. Richard G. Mitchell: A Good Woman. Charlie Mole: Goose! Mark Mothersbaugh: The Life Aquatic / Lord of Dogtown. John Murphy: Millions / A Lot Like Love / The Man. David Newman: Are We There Yet? / Man of the House / Kicking & Screaming / The Pink Panther. Joey Newman: Pursued. Randy Newman: Meet the Fockers / Cars. Thomas Newman: Cinderella Man / Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events. Adam Nordén: The Defender. Julian Nott: The Wallace and Gromit Movie: Curse of the Wererabbit. Michael Nyman: The Libertine / Therese Raquin. John Ottman: House of Wax / Imaginary Heroes (theme only) / Kiss Kiss Bang Bang / Superman. Barrington Pheloung: Shopgirl. Nicholas Pike: Riding the Bullet. Rachel Portman: Because of Winn-Dixie. John Powell: Alfie / Be Cool / Robots / Happy Feet. Trevor Rabin: National Treasure / The Great Raid / White on White. Lalo Schifrin: After the Sunset / Abominable / The Bridge of San Luis Rey. Theodore Shapiro: The Baxter / Aeon Flux / Untitled Mike Judge Project. Edward Shearmur: The Skeleton Key. David Shire: Heights. Howard Shore: The Aviator / King Kong. Alan Silvestri: Polar Express / The Wild. Mark Thomas: The Magic Roundabout Movie. Colin Towns: Mon ange. Brian Tyler: Sahara / Constantine. Vangelis: Alexander. James L. Venable: The Year of the Yao. Michael Wandmacher: Cry Wolf. Stephen Warbeck: Proof / The Oyster Farmer / Mickybo and Me. Alan Williams: Crab Orchard / Lost in New Harmony. John Williams: Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith / War of the Worlds. Gabriel Yared: Shall We Dance. Christopher Young: The Grudge / An Unfinished Life / Hide and Seek / Beauty Shop. Aaron Zigman: Heart of Summer. Hans Zimmer: Shark Tale / Spanglish / Batman Begins (co-composer) / Kingdom of Heaven / Over the Hedge. Edited by Mikael Carlsson
posted 10-02-2004 02:39 PM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	Hey Mikal, Thanks for the update. But I think you meant RUPERT Gregson-Williams for composer on "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason" and not Harry. James
posted 10-02-2004 07:10 PM PT (US)

Crono/Kyp Standard Userer	err the credits on the trailer say Harry..... Or is this a joke that I don't get... --Bri
posted 10-03-2004 03:15 PM PT (US)

Bond1965 Standard Userer	Hhhmm...that's really weird. I could have sworn I read that Rupert Gregson-Williams was doing this film. My bad. Still wish they had kept Patrick Doyle, but from the looks of Mikael's list Doyle is VERY busy. Deservably so. James
posted 10-03-2004 06:37 PM PT (US)

CindyLover1969 Standard Userer	I thought Christophe Beck was doing "The Pink Panther" - I guess something had to give. Bet poor David Newman gets shoved aside by Beyonce's ample posterior come the album. [Message edited by CindyLover1969 on 10-08-2004]
posted 10-03-2004 08:32 PM PT (US)

moviescore Standard Userer	As reported by Music from the Movies earlier, Christopher Beck has been replaced by David Newman on The Pink Panter. http://www.musicfromthemovies.com/article.asp?newsmonth=1%2F9%2F2004&ID=389 And yes, it is HARRY who has scored Bridget Jones 2, not Rupert. mikael [Message edited by moviescore on 10-04-2004]
posted 10-04-2004 02:54 AM PT (US)

Big Owl Standard Userer	I notice that two very high profile composers -- David Arnold and James Horner -- don't seem to be up to much of anything. (And, naturally, fan favorites Basil Poledouris and Bruce Broughton have nothing on the horizon as far as the big screen goes.) [Message edited by Big Owl on 10-04-2004]
posted 10-04-2004 02:27 PM PT (US)

Philipp Standard Userer	For Horner we still can look forward to THE FORGOTTEN
posted 10-04-2004 03:12 PM PT (US)

HadrianD Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Philipp: For Horner we still can look forward to THE FORGOTTEN What a horrible and obtrusive score. Dated the film by 2 decade.
posted 10-05-2004 08:00 PM PT (US)

Dinko Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by moviescore: Patrick Doyle: New France The Journal de Montreal was reporting the other day that Celine Dion just recorded the theme song from New France. The paper also said the soundtrack album, and the song single, were expected in record stores a couple of weeks prior to the movie's release date.
posted 10-07-2004 12:42 PM PT (US)

Philipp Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by HadrianD: <BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Philipp: [b]For Horner we still can look forward to THE FORGOTTEN<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE> What a horrible and obtrusive score. Dated the film by 2 decade.[/B] Really? So bad?? Philipp np: salem´s lot (christopher gordon and lisa gerrard) (freaking awsome!!)
posted 10-07-2004 02:33 PM PT (US)

HadrianD Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Philipp: Really? So bad?? It was a very obtrusive, one note score. And it was almost a constant, annoying "Hey! Listen to me, Listen to me and my wonderful 80s synth patches" The film really needed it too. The first half of the film was good, but marred by the score being nonstop with the theme. But when second half got all weird and jumbled, the score's one-note-ness completely overstayed its welcome.
posted 10-08-2004 01:19 AM PT (US)

Philipp Standard Userer	Damn...
posted 10-08-2004 11:35 AM PT (US)

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