Bernard Herrmann
USA
Born: 29 June 1911
Died: 24 December 1975
Genres: Stage & Screen, Avant-Garde
Styles: TV Soundtracks, Soundtracks, Television Music, TV Music, Film Music, Original Score, Modern Composition
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Bernard Herrmann was arguably the most innovative film composer of the 1940s, '50s, and '60s, even though he actually rejected the term "film composer," preferring to call himself a composer who sometimes wrote film scores. That was an apt description for a musician who, in addition to his film work, also composed works in a variety of other forms including opera, symphony, musical comedy, and concert music, as well as writing extensively for radio and television, while maintaining a concurrent conducting career that found him wielding a baton ...
See also
- London Symphony Orchestra (24)
- Raymond Scott (5)
- Leith Stevens (0)
Similar artists
- Alfred Newman (3)
- David Raksin (2)
- Arnold Bax (0)
Influenced by
- Charles Ives (7)
- Max Steiner (3)
- Erich Wolfgang Korngold (0)
Followers
- Hans Zimmer (240)
- John Williams (170)
- Danny Elfman (148)
- Brian Tyler (97)
- David Arnold (47)
- Howard Shore (41)
- Henry Mancini (31)
- Michael Kamen (27)
- Barry Adamson (23)
- The Herbaliser (21)
- Michael Brook (21)
- Alberto Iglesias (11)
- Pino Donaggio (11)
- George Fenton (9)
- A.R. Rahman (8)
- London Philharmonic Orchestra (8)
- Robert Folk (8)
- National Philharmonic Orchestra (1)
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