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Film Scores Soar: Live Orchestra Meets Blockbusters
7 Nov
Summary
- Live orchestra accompanies acclaimed film scores for audience immersion.
- Industry's top composers and artists participate in panel discussions.
- Event features music from Oscar contenders and diverse documentaries.
Sound & Screen Film is currently captivating audiences with an immersive experience that pairs live orchestral performances with beloved films. This popular event, held at UCLA's Royce Hall, offers a unique opportunity to appreciate the musical artistry behind this season's cinematic contenders.
The program features discussions with leading composers and artists, including insights from David Byrne and Daniel Pemberton on their work for 'Musk,' and Pemberton's score for 'Project Hail Mary.' Other notable contributors include Linda Perry, presenting her song from 'Linda Perry: Let it Die Here,' and Diane Warren with her track for 'Maserati: The Brothers.'
Further highlighting the event's musical breadth, Siddhartha Khosla will present his score for the animated film 'Swapped,' while Francesco Le Metre's work for 'Being Heumann' and Son Lux's score for 'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' are also featured.
Musical journeys extend globally, with Norwegian composer Rebekka Karijord presenting the score for 'Tenzing,' and Kris Bowers sharing insights into 'The Eyes of Ghana.' Michael Abels, known for his scores for Jordan Peele's films, will also showcase his work from the South Korean thriller 'Hope.' The event also includes music from the docuseries 'The Greatest.'
