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Paul Hertzog is an American film composer and educator who scored movies like Kickboxer and Bloodsport. He also released CDs of his music, such as Freeing the Waters and Waking the Dragon.
Paul Hertzog, film composer - Home. The Last Kumite film coming to Amazon Prime in May, 2024. Digital soundtrack May 16th! All platforms. Physical cd's coming on Perseverance Records!
This is the official channel of composer Paul Hertzog, known for composing the scores to "Bloodsport," "Kickboxer," "The Last Kumite," "Breathing Fire," and others.
Kickboxer | Round Three (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog136 views- Kickboxer | Palm Tree (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog58 views
- Kickboxer | Stone City (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog126 views
- Kickboxer | Round Two (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog86 views
- Kickboxer | You’ve Done It Before (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog96 views
- Kickboxer | Buddha's Eagle (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog175 views
- Kickboxer | Round One (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog81 views
- Kickboxer | To the Hospital/We’ll See (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog221 views
- Kickboxer | Advanced Training (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog
- Kickboxer | The Eagle Lands (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog
Bloodsport soundtrackMusic by Paul hertzogPerformed by Michael BishopVisit Paul Hertzog's website here - http://www.paulhertzog.com/Subscribe/rate and check ...
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I took harmony, counterpoint, and orchestration at a local junior college, along with a year’s worth of classes in the UCLA Extension’s film scoring sequence. I followed that by studying composition for a year in a small private class with Don Ray, the composer who began the UCLA program.
Paul Hertzog shares his experiences and stories of scoring films such as Bloodsport, Kickboxer, and Breathing Fire. He also reveals his collaborations, challenges, and influences in the film music industry.
Apr 1, 2022 · Having composed music for films, such as Bloodsport and Kickboxer, composer and teacher Paul Hertzog reflects on his work and on writing music for film. He is in conversation with Grégoire Canlorbe.
