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The West Australian Symphony Orchestra respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners, Custodians and Elders of the Indigenous Nations across About The Composer About The Conductor Western Australia and on whose Lands we work. Patrick Doyle Nicholas Buc Composer Conductor Patrick Doyle is a classically trained Nicholas Buc is a composer, conductor, composer. He graduated from the Royal arranger, violinist and pianist. He Scottish Academy of Music in 1975 and studied Composition at the University was made a Fellow of the RSAM in 2001. of Melbourne, where he received the inaugural Fellowship of Australian In 1989 director Sir Kenneth Branagh Composers Award. As the recipient of FRI 29 MARCH & SAT 30 MARCH 7.30PM commissioned Patrick to compose the Brian May Scholarship for Australian HARRY POTTER characters, names and related indicia are © & ™ Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. the score for feature filmHenry V, film composers, he completed a Harry Potter Publishing Rights © JKR. (s19) conducted by Sir Simon Rattle, and master’s degree in Scoring for Film and they have subsequently collaborated Multimedia at New York University, HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE™ on numerous pictures, including Much receiving the Elmer Bernstein Award for Directed by Mike Newell Ado About Nothing, Hamlet, As You Like In 2015 Patrick completed work on Film Scoring. He has composed music Park, Psycho, Star Wars: Episodes IV, V, Produced by David Heyman It and Cinderella. Patrick and Branagh’s the music for Walt Disney’s live action for film and television, with some of his VI and VII and the first threeHarry Potter Written by Steve Kloves collaboration within film and theatre has version of Cinderella, directed by work being screened at festivals and films. He has conducted all of the major Based on “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” by J.K. Rowling continued to this day, with performances Branagh and marking their eleventh theatres around Australia, Asia and the Australian symphony orchestras as well worldwide that include Branagh’s 2015 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire™ In Concert Office Manager,Gabe Cheng film collaboration to date. Patrick also US. In 2007 he was nominated for “Best as the Minnesota Orchestra, Houston, production of The Winter’s Tale, which produced by CineConcerts Worldwide Representation WME Entertainment completed recording a solo piano album, Original Song Composed for the Screen” Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Austin, Justin Freer President/Founder/Producer ran at the Garrick Theatre in London’s Music Preparation JoAnn Kane Music Service made up of a collection of his film scores in the APRA-AGSC Screen Music Grand Rapids and Madison symphony Brady Beaubien Co-Founder/Producer West End. Music Editing Ed Kalnins to date, which was released by Varese Awards, and in 2015 was winner of the orchestras in the US. He also makes Director of Production Jeffery Sells Playback Operation and Synthesizer Production, Head of Publicity and Communications Andrew Alderete iMusicImage Patrick has been commissioned to Sarabande in July 2015. Recent films NYU Film Scoring Competition. regular appearances in Asia, conducting General Manager, Nicolas Rehm Sound Remixing Justin Moshkevich, Igloo Music Studios score over 50 international feature include the remake of Scottish classic the Tokyo, Hong Kong, Malaysian, Osaka Brand/Marketing/IP Acquisition, Ma’ayan Kaplan Continuing his passion for music and Merchandise by FireBrand films, includingHarry Potter and the Whisky Galore and Amma Asante’s A and Taipei Philharmonic orchestras. Brand/Marketing Manager, Brittany Fonseca film, he conducted the live-in-concert Brand/Marketing and PR Manager, Molly Kossoff Goblet of Fire, Gosford Park, Sense and United Kingdom. world premieres of John Williams’ He is currently finishing up writing a Brand/Marketing and Social Media Manager, Si Peng Sensibility, Indochine, Carlito’s Way and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Alan major theatrical work, TROT. Written A Little Princess. His work has led to Menken’s Beauty and the Beast and with lyricist Gordon Lindsay, it is a new collaborations with some of the most Connect With WASO Nicholas Hooper’s Harry Potter and musical based on Charles Dickens’ much acclaimed directors in the world, such as West Australian Symphony Orchestra the Half-Blood Prince. Other live film loved David Copperfield. He also recently Regis Wargnier, Brian De Palma, Alfonso waso.com.au concerts he has conducted include Pixar completed a new ballet score, Kazka, Cuaròn, Ang Lee, Chen Kaige, Mike West Australian Symphony Orchestra our creative state, and they are also facebook.com/ In Concert, Star Trek, E.T. the Extra- for Lehenda Ukrainian Dance Company, Newell and Robert Altman. (WASO) thrives on the enthusiasm, supported by hundreds of visiting WASymphonyOrchestra Terrestrial, Back to the Future, Casino which toured throughout Australia, passion and support of our entire artists, alongside the volunteers of the Patrick has received two Oscar, two Royale, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jurassic Canada and the US. community. We harness this energy WASO Chorus to create exceptional Golden Globe, one BAFTA and two twitter.com/WASymphony to create events and programs across performances for hundreds of thousands Cesar nominations, as well as winning the state to stimulate learning and of people each year. the 1989 Ivor Novello Award for Best instagram.com/ Symphonic Fantasy participation in a vibrant cultural life. wasymphonyorchestra West Australian Symphony Orchestra Film Theme for Henry V. He has Fri 12 & Sat 13 April, 7.30pm Our resident company of full-time Chairman Richard Goyder also been honoured with a Lifetime Perth Concert Hall Achievement Award from The World youtube.com/ professional musicians are the beating Chief Executive OfficerMark Coughlan WestAustSymOrchestra Soundtrack Awards and Scottish BAFTA, Grab some mates, slide into the DeLorean and journey into heart of our organisation. The Orchestra Principal Conductor & Artistic Advisor Middle Earth for the spectacular award-winning musical plays a central role in the vibrancy of Asher Fisch the Henry Mancini Award from ASCAP Stay up to date and sign-up to our and the PRS Award for Extraordinary highlights from Game of Thrones, Back to the Future, SymphonE-news at waso.com.au The Avengers, Fortnite and so much more. Achievement in Music. Tickets at waso.com.au.
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