Contemporary Film Composer: James Horner

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Choose any contemporary film composer that made an impression on you. Give biographical information with important dates, films scored, musical influences and overall style most associated with the composer. Most important, write about why this composer is of interested to you and some of the films that helped you make this choice.
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James Roy Horner was one of the greatly admired film composers in Hollywood. He was mostly known for his combinations of both vocal and electronic sound in many of his scores. His work on the movie "Titanic" in 1997 and “Avatar” in 2009, both directed by David Cameron became the two most financially successful of all time. When director David Cameron approached Horner to score “Avatar” he asked him not accept any other work for a full year, so that he could devote himself entirely to the film. Most composers would never get the luxury of having a full year to work on a score, being that the norm is usually 2 to 6 weeks at the most.
Horner composed the scores for well over 100 films and was awarded two Academy Awards, both for Best Song and Best Score for “Titanic.” Horner was a flying enthusiast and often would pilot his own plane, and in 2015 he was killed in a crash just outside of Santa Barbara, California.
Hans Zimmer (born in 1957) is one of Hollywood’s most sought after composers with a catalogue of composing over 150 film scores. Some of his more well known films include, "The Thin Red Line," "The Dark Knight Trilogy," "Inception," “The Lion King,” "The Last Samurai," "Interstellar," "Gladiator," and "Dunkirk." He formed his own music production company, Remote Control Productions and is well known for his use of combining electronic sounds with orchestral arrangements. His intense research when working on a score has led him to remote parts of the world, collecting and recording various audio samples, which he could use in his elaborate sound designs along with computer and electronic effects. As always his instinct and talent for film scoring has given us some of the most wonderful music today.
Michael Giacchino, born in 1967 is not only known as a composer for film and television, but also of video games. The two video games he is most known for are: “Call of Duty” and "Medal of Honor.” In 2004 he won the Academy Award for Best Score for “Up” in 2009 and through the years he has cultivated a good working relationship with Pixar Films. Some of his scores include: "The Incredibles," "Super 8," "Ratatouille," "Up," "Jurassic World," "Cars 2" and Mission Impossible III."
Howard Shore (born in 1946) is one of today’s most respected composers and some of the worlds leading orchestras perform his music. His most popular contribution to date is his work on the films "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit." "The Lord of the Rings" stands as his most respected composition for which he received three Academy Awards. Also of significance was the Max Steiner Award given to him by the city of Vienna. His score to “The Lord of the Rings” shows him at his best when writing for large orchestras and composing dramatic themes that are epic in proportion. Vast armies clash in these adventure films but at the same time there is a beautiful undercurrent of nobility and endurance. Not an easy task for a composer to portray all this through music, yet Shore manages to succeed without question.