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Conrad Pope
12+ albums
SoundtrackscorecomposersClassicalneo-classical
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Conrad Pope is an American film composer and orchestrator. He has collaborated with acclaimed composers such as John Williams, James Newton Howard, Danny Elfman and Alexandre Desplat. Pope was classically trained at the New England Conservatory, Princeton University and in Europe. After receiving the George Chadwick Medal, the school’s highest honor, upon his graduation from the New England Conservatory, Pope went on to study at Munich’s Hochschule fur Musik and at Tanglewood, before completing graduate studies at Princeton University. Active in the contemporary music world, Pope founded a concert series at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and staged a number of American premieres while Director of the Music Production Company, working with, among others, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies and Peter Sellars. In addition to regular performances in the United States, his work has garnered international attention: Pope’s "Sonata for Violoncello Alone" was the American entry in the Paris Biennale, for example, while Milan showcased his "Piano Variations" during its Musical Nel Nostro Tempo festival. Pope’s "Summer Sketches," commissioned by Hartt School of Music, Hartford, Connecticut appears regularly on orchestra concerts throughout the United States. In spring of 2006, the Spokane Symphony Orchestra and Eckart Preu, conductor, premiered Pope’s new orchestral work "Purple Prose," greeted with standing ovation and critical acclaim. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Com
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My Week with Marilyn
No Reservations
Tim's Vermeer
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Tim's Vermeer (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Tim's Vermeer (Teller's Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
My Week With Marilyn (Music from the Motion Picture)
The Presence (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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In My Sleep (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
In My Sleep
Pavilion Of Women (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Pavilion Of Women
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«7 дней и ночей с Мэрилин»