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Classical Music and Video Game Music
My first love has always been classical music. Maybe cats. But probably classical music. A runner-up would be video games. I feel like I got pretty lucky once games started recording orchestral soundtracks. I remember the first time I heard...
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Still of Berenice Bejo and Jean Dujardin in The Artist (Courtesy of The Weinstein Company)
Flicks in Five: The Artist
by Lynne Warfel, Minnesota Public Radio
February 10, 2012
St. Paul, Minn. — A unique score for a unique film that came out of nowhere at Cannes. Now it's won the Oscar for best picture and best score; which is merely the frosting on the cake. The Artist has also won Golden Globes and received numerous nominations for "best everything" (almost) from BAFTA, the Brit's Oscars to the SAG and Directors' Guild awards.
Ludovic Bource created a score that's both original and an homage to the great film composers of the early 20th century.
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