Artist: James Newton Howard
Genre(s):
Soundtrack
Discography:
The Village
Year: 2004
Tracks: 13
Piano player, producer, and composer St. James the Apostle Newton-Howard scored o'er 60 films start up in the mid-'80s, including The Runaway, Space Jam, The Prince of Tides, Somewhat Woman, Glengarry Glen Ross, and Waterworld. Newton-Howard began taking classical piano lessons at the eld of four-spot, performing on a forte-piano owned by his grandma, world Wellness Organisation was the Pittsburgh Symphony's concertmaster and tinkerer during the thirties and '40s. He went on to study at the USC School of Music and at the Music Academy of the West (in Kriss Kringle Barbara, CA) with Reginald Stewart and Leon Fleischer. He as well studied under orchestrator Marty Paich, wHO would afterward conduct more or less of Newton-Howard's stacks. After graduating from college, Newton-Howard united a transitory rock candy banding, then worked for a span of eld as a session musician with artists including Diana Ross, Ringo Ringo Starr, and Chevvy Marta Brigit Nilsson. In 1975, he united the band of the most pop artist of that time, Elton Whoremaster, toured with them during the mid-'70s and later on re-joined for a duty term of enlistment in 1980 and over again in 1986. Over the age, Newton-Howard has worked as a songwriter, manufacturer, or adapter with the such artists as Cher, Earth, Winding & Fire, Rickie Robert Edward Lee John Paul Jones, Olivia Newton-John, Bob Seger, Rod Dugald Stewart, Barbra Barbra Joan Streisand, Toto, and more than. James Newton-Howard has received Oscars for his celluloid lashings in Prince of Tides (1991), The Fugitive from justice (1993), and My Best Friend's Hymeneals (1997); and an Emmy for his motif for the tv countersink march E.R.
