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Hollywood, California. Genres. Film score. Occupation (s) Film composer, musical director. Edward Ward (April 3, 1900 – September 26, 1971) was an American film composer [1] and music director who was nominated for seven Academy Awards .
Edward Ward (1900-1971) Edward Ward. The prolific composer and songwriter Edward Ward gained his musical qualifications at the Beethoven Conservatory in his hometown of St.Louis. He worked for many years in Hollywood, often writing scores for, or orchestrating, films involving fantasy or horror themes. Ward was at MGM from 1935 to 1940, United ...
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- April 3, 1900
- Edward Ward
- September 26, 1971
Edward Ward (born April 3, 1896) was a composer and songwriter who worked for various Hollywood film studios in the 1930s and 1940s. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, he attended the Beethoven Conservatory in his hometown.
Dec 26, 2008 · The American composer Edward Ward (1900-71) was the Oscar-nominated composer of the score for the 1943 movie version of 'Phantom of the Opera', starring Clau...
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Jun 13, 2020 · 'Lullaby Of The Bells' is a piano concerto by Edward Ward (1896-1971) and featured in the film 'Phantom Of The Opera'.It is performed by Mantovani and his Co...
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Series 1. Film music. Bulk, 1925-1954. 1891-1954. This series contains manuscript scores for films that Ward worked on for various studios. They include vocal scores, conductor's scores, lead sheets, and sketches. Also included are scripts for films, as well as songbooks and works by other composers, which were used by Ward for research or to ...
Edward Ward. Composer: Flying with Music. The prolific composer and songwriter Edward Ward gained his musical qualifications at the Beethoven Conservatory in his hometown of St.Louis. He worked for many years in Hollywood, often writing scores for, or orchestrating, films involving fantasy or horror themes. Ward was at MGM from 1935 to 1940, United Artists from 1940 to 1943 and Universal from 1943 to 1945. His best-known work was on...
