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Rob Simonsen (born March 11, 1978) is an American composer based in Los Angeles . Early life. Simonsen began playing the piano by ear at an early age. His grandmother was a voice teacher and music was around him in his family home. He later studied music at Southern Oregon University, the University of Oregon and Portland State University. [1]
22 nov 2021 · For composer Rob Simonsen (The Way Back, The Front Runner), reimagining and expanding the world of Ghostbusters was just as much a matter of channeling the broader film world of the 1980s as it was about looking to Elmer Bernstein’s original score.
27 nov 2018 · Rob Simonsen. Rob Simonsenis the evocative composer who has crafted diverse musical worlds for noteworthy films and television series including Tully, The Age of Adaline, Love, Simon, Nerve, The Upside, Father Figures, Gifted, Burnt, The Spectacular Now, Foxcatcher, Life in Pieces,and Seeking a Friend for the End of the World.
The second album titled 500 Days of Summer: Score from the Motion Picture features original score composed by Mychael Danna and Rob Simonsen. It was released on August 3, 2009.
- 52:26 (standard), 58:17 (deluxe)
- Sire Records
- July 13, 2009
Rob Simonsen - composer; Curt Sobel - album producer, music editor; Anthony Parnther - conductor; Peter Bernstein - score consultant; Mark Graham - orchestration; William Ross - additional orchestration and conducting; See also. Ghostbusters (1984 soundtrack) Ghostbusters II; Ghostbusters (2016 soundtrack) References
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- November 19, 2021
- 2021
- Film score
21 apr 2020 · A prime example of a score with that complete potency has just come from the hands and heart of composer Rob Simonsen. His music for The Way Back propels Gavin O’Connor’s latest film about a former high school basketball star (played superbly by Ben Affleck) dealing with alcoholism and asked by his alma mater to return to coach the team.
13 feb 2023 · Rob Simonsen image via A24 Below the Line: Before we get into The Whale , I’d love to know more about your background and how you got into scoring music. Ron Simonsen: I played piano, mostly by ear, when I was young, growing up, and then took some piano lessons and eventually got into playing more jazz in high school and college.
