TV Series2013 · BBC Four · Ended · 60 min
In a series celebrating the art of the cinema soundtrack, Neil Brand explores the work of the great movie composers and demonstrates their techniques.
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Neil Brand
Self - Presenter
3 episodes
Martin Scorsese
Self - Participant
2 episodes
Hans Zimmer
Self - Participant
1 episode
David Arnold
Self - Participant
1 episode
Richard M. Sherman
Self - Participant
1 episode
Lalo Schifrin
Self - Participant
1 episode
Vangelis
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Carter Burwell
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Clint Mansell
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
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