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Lalo Schifrin is a true Renaissance man. As a pianist, composer and conductor, he is equally at home conducting a symphony orchestra, performing at an international jazz festival, scoring a film or television show, or creating works for the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra or the London Philharmonic and even The Sultan of Oman. more. Read More ».
Lalo Schifrin. Music Department: Rush Hour. Immensely talented, Argentinian born pianist, conductor and composer who has written over 100 scores for both television & the cinema including the memorable themes to Mission: Impossible (1966), Mannix (1967), Starsky and Hutch (1975), Cool Hand Luke (1967), and Bullitt (1968).
Lalo Schifrin. Composer/pianist known for his jazzy scores to films like Bullitt and the Dirty Harry series, but best known for his "Theme from Mission: Impossible." Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY:
May 18, 2018 · SCHIFRIN, LALO ( Boris ; 1932– ), composer, pianist, and conductor of Argentinian birth. He studied music, piano, and harmony in Buenos Aires and later in the Paris Conservatoire (1950), guided by Koechlin and Messiaen. Returning home, he established himself as a composer, arranger, conductor, and pianist who was equally at ease in popular ...
May 3, 2010 · Lalo Schifrin, from 'Mission Impossible' to Jazz. September 16, 2007 • Lalo Schifrin has been one of Hollywood's top composers for decades. He started in television, scoring the series The Man ...
Lalo Schifrin. Film and TV score composer, arranger, conductor & pianist, born June 21, 1932 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He has received four Grammy Awards (with twenty-one nominations), one Cable ACE Award, and six Oscar nominations. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and finally received an honorary Oscar in November 2018 in ...
May 2, 2023 · Composer-conductor-pianist Lalo Schifrin shares an unlikely Chicago connection. While growing up in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, young Lalo started his piano studies at age 6 with Enrique Barenboim, father of conductor-pianist Daniel Barenboim. He would go on to become the music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (1991-2006).
