Soundtrack

German Empire

Franz Waxman

Top de canções de Franz Waxman

Dance and AngelaFranz Waxman

Ouve Rear Window Main Title (Original Soundtrack Theme from "Rear Window") de Franz Waxman, vê letras, vídeos de música e muito mais!

Rear Window Main Title (Original Soundtrack Theme from "Rear Window")Franz Waxman

Ouve Zigeunerweisen (Gypsy Airs), Op. 20 de Isaac Stern & Franz Waxman, vê letras, vídeos de música e muito mais!

Zigeunerweisen (Gypsy Airs), Op. 20Isaac Stern & Franz Waxman

Ouve Main Title – The Bride of Frankenstein de Franz Waxman, vê letras, vídeos de música e muito mais!

Main Title – The Bride of FrankensteinFranz Waxman

Ouve Female Monster Music - Pastorale - Village - Chase de Franz Waxman, vê letras, vídeos de música e muito mais!

Female Monster Music - Pastorale - Village - ChaseFranz Waxman

Ouve Main Title (From "The Nun's Story") de Audrey Hepburn & Franz Waxman, vê letras, vídeos de música e muito mais!

Main Title (From "The Nun's Story")Audrey Hepburn & Franz Waxman

Ouve Sunset Boulevard Prelude de Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Joel McNeely & Franz Waxman, vê letras, vídeos de música e muito mais!

Sunset Boulevard PreludeRoyal Scottish National Orchestra, Joel McNeely & Franz Waxman

Ouve Burmese Village / Jacobs' Death / Burial / Retreat de Franz Waxman, vê letras, vídeos de música e muito mais!

Burmese Village / Jacobs' Death / Burial / RetreatFranz Waxman

The Ride to Dubno (Ride of the Cossacks) [Concert Suite Version]Franz Waxman

Ouve End Credits de Franz Waxman, vê letras, vídeos de música e muito mais!

End CreditsFranz Waxman

Mais álbuns de Franz Waxman

Ouve Music from the Documentaries de Franz Waxman

ALBUMMusic from the DocumentariesFranz Waxman

ALBUMNight and the City (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Digitally Remastered]Benjamin Frankel & Franz Waxman

ALBUMThe Bride of Frankenstein (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Remastered]Franz Waxman

ALBUMRebecca (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Remastered]Franz Waxman

ALBUMTaras Bulba (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Remastered]Franz Waxman

ALBUMA Place in the Sun (Music from the Motion Picture)Franz Waxman

ALBUMBeloved Infidel (1959 Film Score)Franz Waxman & 20th Century-Fox Symphony Orchestra

Ouve Korsakov, Vol. 3 (1946-1998) de Franz Waxman

ALBUMKorsakov, Vol. 3 (1946-1998)Franz Waxman

Ouve Peyton Place / Sayonara (Original Sound Tracks) de Franz Waxman

ALBUMPeyton Place / Sayonara (Original Sound Tracks)Franz Waxman

Ouve Sunset Boulevard (Original Motion Picture Score) de Franz Waxman, Royal Scottish National Orchestra & Joel McNeely

ALBUMSunset Boulevard (Original Motion Picture Score)Franz Waxman, Royal Scottish National Orchestra & Joel McNeely

Ouve Objective, Burma! (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) de Franz Waxman

ALBUMObjective, Burma! (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture)Franz Waxman

ALBUMSunset Boulevard (Music from the Motion Picture)Franz Waxman

Ouve Crime In The Streets de Franz Waxman

ALBUMCrime In The StreetsFranz Waxman

Ouve The Bride of Frankenstein (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) de Franz Waxman

ALBUMThe Bride of Frankenstein (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)Franz Waxman

Ouve The Bride of Frankenstein (Original Soundtrack) de Franz Waxman

ALBUMThe Bride of Frankenstein (Original Soundtrack)Franz Waxman

Sobre Franz Waxman

Terra natal

Königshütte, Upper Silesia, German Empire

Data de nascimento

1906

Género

Soundtrack

As one of the most prolific film composers of the first half of the 20th century, Franz Waxman imported his modernist sensibility into some of the era’s greatest Hollywood melodramas. Born in 1906 to a Jewish family in what is now Poland, Waxman studied in Dresden and Berlin, working as a jazz pianist during the Weimar years. In the early ’30s, he made a name for himself as a composer and an orchestrator on movies by major directors like Fritz Lang and Josef von Sternberg. Like so many German auteurs, Waxman would flee persecution by the Nazis and begin a successful career in Los Angeles in the mid ’30s, with scores including The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) and Alfred Hitchcock’s Rebecca (1940). The creative and commercial apex of his silver-screen career was his acclaimed 1950 score for Sunset Boulevard . Two years before his death, Waxman premiered his most impactful and personal concert work—the choral-orchestral piece The Song of Terezin (1965)—taking its text from poetry written by children in a concentration camp.