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Paul Hertzog is an American film composer and educator. In his brief career in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Hertzog composed the soundtracks for two Jean-Claude Van Damme movies, Kickboxer and Bloodsport, as well as the scores for Breathing Fire and My Chauffeur.
This is the official channel of composer Paul Hertzog, known for composing the scores to "Bloodsport," "Kickboxer," "The Last Kumite," "Breathing Fire," and others. paulhertzog.com.
- The Last Kumite | Begin of Training (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog
- The Last Kumite | Michael's Fight (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog
- The Last Kumite | Cemetery (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog
- Bloodsport | Flashback, Training (Soundtrack) prod. by Paul Hertzog
- Bloodsport | Chong Li Kills (Soundtrack) prod. by Paul Hertzog
- Bloodsport | Preparation (Soundtrack) prod. by Paul Hertzog
- Kickboxer | Love Is The Way (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog
- Kickboxer | The Eagle Lands (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog
- Kickboxer | Chack's Stew (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog
- Kickboxer | Fight For Love (Soundtrack) by Paul Hertzog
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!
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About - Paul Hertzog, film composer. Occasionally I google myself to see what’s out there, and I once ran across a review of my film scores that stated that I “had disappeared off the face of the planet” after my last score for Breathing Fire . I assure you that I am alive and well, but I did leave the film and music businesses in 1992.
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 · April 1, 2022 Paul Hertzog. 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.
Paul Hertzog, New York City, early 1970s. Why did you decide to try yourself as a film composer? Was it a dream you followed, a goal, or were you just drifting through life and looking what goes on? I’m not going to pretend that there wasn’t a lot of “drifting through life” in my career.
