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Elia Cmiral
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Born in Czechoslovakia, Elia Cmiral is the son of an actress and a theater director, and grandson of one of Antonin Dvorak's pupils. A multi instrumentalist, Cmiral attended the Prague Music Conservatory, where he studied composition and double bass. Elia's first scoring opportunity came with his father's production of "Cyrano de Bergerac." From this experience he discovered his passion for writing for the stage. By the early 80's, Cmiral had moved to Sweden. Throughout his time there he wrote scores for several European films, TV and three ballets. In 1989, he moved to America for USC's Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television program. His year at USC culminated with the scoring of his first American feature, "Apartment Zero." Over the next decade, Elia continued building a reputation for himself in Sweden and in America. One highlight from this time is his score for the first season of Don Johnson's "Nash Bridges." In 1998, Elia scored his first studio feature, John Frankenheimer's suspense thriller "Ronin," starring Robert DeNiro. Cmiral's score earned him the Movieline Young Hollywood Award for Best Soundtrack of 1998. In the last 10 years, Elia has written over two-dozen scores for independent films, TV and major studios. Some highlights include his scores for "Stigmata," "Wrong Turn," "Journey to the End of the Night," and the "Pulse" trilogy. Elia's musical style combines contemporary electronica with the modern orchestra, joining cutting edge technolog
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Ronin
Ronin (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
The Deaths of Ian Stone
Atlas Shrugged Movie Soundtrack
Spec Ops The Line
Wicked Blood (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Battlefield Earth
Splinter - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Elia Cmiral: 2 Suites for Pan Flute & Orchestra
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Last Express OST
Wrong Turn (Original Motion Picture Score)
Spec Ops: The Line Complete Soundtrack