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Christopher Lennertz is an American composer of film, television, and video game scores. He has worked on various genres of films and series, such as Alvin and the Chipmunks, Supernatural, and The Boys, and won a Grammy Award for his Latin rock album Street Signs.
Christopher Lennertz. An ambitious score with a vast soundscape written for a large orchestra and mixed chorus. For 'Identity Thief' the score works wonders by having a large amount of character infused into the score.
Christopher Joseph Lennertz is an American music composer from Massachusetts. He had written music for various films, video games and shows including Lost in Space, Sausage Party, Medal of Honor, Hop, Alvin and The Chipmunks, Agent Carter, Supernatural, Revolution, Think Like A Man, The Boys, UglyDolls, Tom & Jerry, Ride Along and Horrible Bosses.
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- Methuen, Massachusetts, USA
Christopher Lennertz has written music for some of the world’s greatest storytellers. Whether its biting action and satire for Amazon’s hit The Boys, or the ...
Christopher Lennertz is a versatile and award-winning composer for film, TV, video games, and musical theater. He has collaborated with renowned artists, directors, and producers, and is also involved in music education and philanthropy.
Watch Christopher Lennertz, the composer of The Boys, talk about his creative process and challenges in this BMI interview. Learn how he created the music for the superhero series and won a BMI Streaming Series Award.
- 6 min
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- BMI
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Jul 26, 2019 · Jubilant Emmy-nominated and Grammy-winning composer, Christopher Lennertz discusses how Amazon Prime Video’s The Boys incorporates overtones of social commentary and flips the conventional superhero trope on its head.
