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Brian Easdale (Manchester, 10 de agosto de 1909 — 30 de outubro de 1995) é um compositor britânico. Venceu o Oscar de melhor trilha sonora na edição de 1949 por The Red Shoes . [ 1 ]
Brian Easdale (10 August 1909 – 30 October 1995) was a British composer of operatic, orchestral, choral and film music, best known for his ballet film score The Red Shoes of 1948.
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Sus obras incluyen las óperas Rapunzel (1927), The Corn King (1935, no representada hasta noviembre de 1950) y The Sleeping Children (1951). Sus trabajos orquestales incluyen Five pieces for orchestra, Six Poems y Tone Poem. Para coros, Easdale escribió Missa Coventrensis. Easdale también compuso bandas sonoras y música para obras teatrales. Tr...
1947: Narciso negro (Black Narcissus) de Michael Powell y Emeric Pressburger.1948: Las zapatillas rojas (The Red Shoes) de Michael Powell y Emeric Pressburger.1949: The Small Back Roomde Powell y Pressburger.1950: El libertador (The Elusive Pimpernel)de Powell y Pressburger.Brian Easdale en Internet Movie Database (en inglés).Brian Easdale en AusstageBrian Easdale (Manchester, 10 de agosto de 1909 — 30 de outubro de 1995) é um compositor britânico. Venceu o Oscar de melhor trilha sonora na edição de 1949 por The Red Shoes. [1]
Brian Easdale became the first British composer to receive and Oscar for film music (for "The Red Shoes"). He kept the statuette on his mantle shelf. Whilst in India, he met and befriended Rumer Godden (which eventually led to him scoring "Black Narcissus" for Powell and Pressburger).
- August 10, 1909
- October 30, 1995
Brian Easdale. Composer: The Red Shoes. Brian studied under Gordon Jacob and Armstrong Gibbs at the RCM (Royal College of Music). He wrote his first opera (Rapunzel) at the age of 17 and at age 20 had the honor of having a Dead March processional he had written performed by the London Symphony Orchestra under Sir 'Malcolm Sargent'.
Brian Easdale is chiefly known for the second of 13 film scores composed for Michael Powell and Emmerich Pressberger between 1947 (Black Narcissus) and 1961 (The Queen's Guards) -- The Red Shoes of 1948, which won him an Academy Award.
