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I don't know, but Morricone is close, born in 1928.
Funny thing -- I was just adding some missing credits for LaSalle today on IMDb. I added episode scores (four of them, that's all I could find) to a TV show called "run Joe, Run". I actually was surprised by how much I enjoyed the scoring I heard, and liked his opening theme as well (and it's Leonard Rosenman tone pyramid opening). I'd fancy a CD of score from that!
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I enjoyed his 70s disaster movie scores to FIRE! and FLOOD
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On the subject of oldest living composer, how about:
Roy Douglas
Born 12 December 1907
Not high profile or particularly well known, but none the less scored some wartime films...
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Actually, there's quite a number of living composers born after 1920.
Agreed. As a group I'm sure we can name them all. I'll start off:
Brian Tyler
Rupert Gregson-Williams
Randy Newman
Kelvin S. Wheelbarrow
Mychael Danna
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May 10, 2014 - 7:44 AM
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dan the man
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RICHARD LASALLE was born on JANUARY 18, 1918 in LOUISVILLE, COLORADO. He scored over 60 feature length films from the late 50's into the late 70's.Some were THE FLIGHT THAT DISAPPEARED, MERMAIDS OF TIBURON, BROKEN LAND, DAY MARS INVADED EARTH, DIARY OF A MADMAN, TWICE TOLD TALES, THE TIME TRAVELERS, BOY DID I GET A WRONG NUMBER, AMBUSH BAY, DAUGHTERS OF SATAN, SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON, FIRE, FLOOD, ETC ETC.He also scored a few dozen episodes of the TV show ROOM 222.Plus his mother didn't abort him like 56 million other kids in America so he was able to give us good music.
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He scored a 2 part WONDER WOMAN shown last night on ME TV......I heard plenty of his trademark cues from past films, like DAY MARS INVADED EARTH, and even a Goldsmith APES ripoff...(the cue used a lot in the desert scenes at the beginning).
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