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thumb|Howard Shore Howard Leslie Shore (ur. 18 października 1946 w Toronto) – kanadyjski kompozytor muzyki filmowej i dyrygent. Zdobywca trzech Oscarów. Studiował muzykę w Berklee College of Music w Bostonie. W latach 1975-1980 był dyrektorem muzycznym pierwszych pięciu serii programu Saturday Night Live telewizji NBC. Shore jest autorem muzyki do ponad 50 filmów, z których najbardziej znane są Władca Pierścieni, Filadelfia, Siedem, Klient, Ed Wood, Pani Doubtfire, Milczenie owiec, Gra, Gangi Nowego Jorku czy Aviator. Howard Leslie Shore is a Canadian composer most famous for his film scores- among them, Lord of the Rings. Born in Toronto, Canada on October 8, 1946, he studied music at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. In 2010, Howard Shore confirmed that he would return to score both Hobbit movies. Howard Shore è nato a Toronto da Bernice Ash e Mac Shore il 18 ottobre 1946. Fin da bambino dimostra una grande predisposizione alla musica, imparando a suonare diversi strumenti musicali e facendo il componente fisso di band assieme ai suoi amici, per poi iniziare a 17 anni un serio percorso di studi per intraprendere la carriera di compositore. La sua carriera nel mondo del cinema comincia nel 1978 e da allora ha composto la colonna sonora di oltre 80 film, dimostrandosi un'artista altamente prolifico. Attualmente Shore è sposato con Elizabeth Cotnoir, dalla quale ha avuto una figlia di nome Mae, e dal 2004 vive a New York a Tuxedo Park. É inoltre lo zio del compositore e musicista Ryan Shore. Howard Shore (born October 18, 1946) is a Canadian composer, notable for his film scores. He has composed the scores for over 80 films, most notably the scores for The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, for which he won three Academy Awards. He is also a consistent collaborator with director David Cronenberg, having scored all but one of his films since 1979.

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Howard Leslie Shore is a Canadian composer most famous for his film scores- among them, Lord of the Rings. Born in Toronto, Canada on October 8, 1946, he studied music at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. He composed and conducted the entirety of The Lord of the Rings film trilogy music. He viewed the three movies as parts of a whole and so created themes that are heard throughout the movies, such as the ever-present Shire theme. Working closely with Philippa Boyens, Fran Walsh, and Peter Jackson, he crafted a broad range of melodies to best capture the specific moods and cultures of each region of Middle Earth. The soundtracks were recorded in London, England with the London Philharmonic Orchestra and the London Voices. He now tours the world conducting the Lord of the Rings' scores in his work: Lord of the Rings: Symphony in Six Movements. His works from Middle-earth have left him with many trophies: three Academy Awards for best original music score, An Oscar for the song "Into the West" (off the Return of the King soundtrack), as well as two consecutive Golden Globes- Best Original Score- for The Return of the King. In 2010, Howard Shore confirmed that he would return to score both Hobbit movies. thumb|Howard Shore Howard Leslie Shore (ur. 18 października 1946 w Toronto) – kanadyjski kompozytor muzyki filmowej i dyrygent. Zdobywca trzech Oscarów. Studiował muzykę w Berklee College of Music w Bostonie. W latach 1975-1980 był dyrektorem muzycznym pierwszych pięciu serii programu Saturday Night Live telewizji NBC. Shore jest autorem muzyki do ponad 50 filmów, z których najbardziej znane są Władca Pierścieni, Filadelfia, Siedem, Klient, Ed Wood, Pani Doubtfire, Milczenie owiec, Gra, Gangi Nowego Jorku czy Aviator. Shore skomponuje również ścieżkę dźwiękową do ekranizacji powieści J. R. R. Tolkiena - Hobbit. Soundtracki, które stworzył do Władcy Pierścieni to między innymi Lothlorien czy The Prophecy. Kategoria:Realni ludzie Howard Shore (born October 18, 1946) is a Canadian composer, notable for his film scores. He has composed the scores for over 80 films, most notably the scores for The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, for which he won three Academy Awards. He is also a consistent collaborator with director David Cronenberg, having scored all but one of his films since 1979. Howard Shore è nato a Toronto da Bernice Ash e Mac Shore il 18 ottobre 1946. Fin da bambino dimostra una grande predisposizione alla musica, imparando a suonare diversi strumenti musicali e facendo il componente fisso di band assieme ai suoi amici, per poi iniziare a 17 anni un serio percorso di studi per intraprendere la carriera di compositore. La sua carriera nel mondo del cinema comincia nel 1978 e da allora ha composto la colonna sonora di oltre 80 film, dimostrandosi un'artista altamente prolifico. Attualmente Shore è sposato con Elizabeth Cotnoir, dalla quale ha avuto una figlia di nome Mae, e dal 2004 vive a New York a Tuxedo Park. É inoltre lo zio del compositore e musicista Ryan Shore.

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