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Geoff Zanelli (Westminster, 28 september 1974) is een Amerikaans filmcomponist. Zanelli studeerde af aan de Berklee College of Music in Boston en begon zijn carrière als gitarist en songwriter. Sinds 1994 werkt Zanelli bij Remote Control Productions , eerst als geluidsingenieur en als additioneel componist voor Hans Zimmer , Klaus Badelt , Harry Gregson-Williams en John Powell .
The response to this piece has been overwhelmingly positive. “But of the other craftspeople, perhaps the most notable is [Geoff Zanelli’s] … alterations to the classic William Tell Overture, which has become more widely known by many as the Lone Ranger’s theme. The Lone Ranger’s most stirring moment comes from the eventual playing of ...
Geoff Zanelli. Geoffrey Paul Zanelli, detto Geoff ( Westminster, 28 settembre 1974 ), è un compositore statunitense .
Geoff Zanelli. 1:22. Ghost Town was my second film for writer/director David Koepp and one of the greatest pleasures I’ve had writing a film score. It came just after I’d done Pirates 2 , Disturbia , Pirates 3 , Hitman and Outlander all in a row, when I was eager to write something completely different. I got to stretch out creatively for ...
27 de jul. de 2018 · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupStorybook · Geoff Zanelli · Jon BrionChristopher Robin℗ 2018 Walt Disney RecordsReleased on: 2018-08-03Producer: ...
Geoff Zanelli is an Emmy-winning American composer, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist best known for his diverse scores for film, television, and video games. He has also worked with contemporary pop artists, including arranging and performing on albums by P!nk, Steve Martin, and Edie Brickell, and Mark Ronson.
Maleficent Returns (Excerpt) 1:30. The Phoenix (Excerpt) 1:30. Hello, Beastie! (Excerpt) 1:30. Time To Come Home (Excerpt) 1:30. You Cant Stop The Girl (Film Mix) (Excerpt) 1:30. Score available from iTunes and Amazon. I spent a few weeks of 2019 at Abbey Road in London, probably the greatest recording studio on the planet, with astounding ...
