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The legendary composer John Williams and violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter have recorded a brand new arrangement of 'Hedwig's Theme' from 'Harry Potter'.
This remarkable achievement makes Gillam the youngest saxophonist ever to hit the No.1 spot of the classical charts
In celebration of the annual Star Wars Day on 4 May, a portion of the legendary composer's new score has premiered.
Star Wars truly was visionary in a visual sense, but John Williams’ score for ‘Episode IV: A New Hope’ was the beginning of the modern American film score.
The singers behind the best Disney songs have voices that are recognised all over the world. But do you know who they really are?
Legendary talents such as Stevie Wonder and Quincy Jones have no end of awards to their names, but which musician has the most Grammy wins of all time?
Since the advent of sound in cinema, the film score has become an integral part of the movie experience. Explore some of the 50 best film scores ever.
Film musicals, a true American art form, have celebrated freedom in the cinema, self-expression and the pursuit of dreams down life’s yellow brick road.
The world’s oldest and best-known classical label will use its anniversary year to continue building a lasting legacy.
Soundtrack Composers
This year’s best soundtrack gifts range from supercharged rock biopics to classic Disney, iconic Broadway tunes and some of cinema’s greatest composers.
Galaxy’s Edge is a themed park dedicated to the film series which will open at both Disneyland in Anaheim, California, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Orlando, Florida.
May The Fourth Be With You! Newly-mastered editions of the first six 'Star Wars' soundtrack albums are released by Walt Disney Records on 4 May.
John Williams: A Life In Music, with new recordings of the iconic scores of the world's most successful film composer, is released by Decca on 4 May 2018.
This year's crop of contenders for both Best Original Score and Best Original Song is one of the strongest in years, along with all the Oscar nominations.
