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Graham Tardif (born 1957) is an Australian screen music composer. He is the composer on ten feature films directed and written by Rolf de Heer.
Graham Tardif. Composer: The Tracker. Graham Tardif was raised partially in Melbourne, and mostly along the Northern beaches of Sydney. He developed his love of music at 15, and often truanted on school in order to visit the local record shop. He worked as a sound editor for a short period of time before he decided he wanted to compose music.
- Composer, Sound Department, Music Department
- October 2, 1957
- Graham Tardif
Graham Tardif was born in Melbourne, and raised mainly along the Northern Beaches of Sydney. He developed his love of music, early on, and knew he was going to be a composer at 15. He completed his first feature in 1986, and has never looked back.
- October 2, 1957
Ian Jones’ widescreen photography immerses the viewer in the Australian outback, while Graham Tardif’s plaintive score emphasizes both the dignity and the anguish of Charlie’s all-too-common plight." [12]
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Jan 16, 2004 · Composed by Graham Tardif, with lyrics by Mr. de Heer, and performed by Archie Roach, a husky-voiced Aboriginal singer, together they suggest an extended folk ballad in the mode of Curtis...
