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North Hollywood NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif.–Sean Callery, William Ross and Justin Timberlake scored double Emmy nominations among the 2008-09 Emmy honors, announ ed today by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Callery, ,ho has ,on t,ice -out of si. nominations) for his music for 0o.1s 24, managed dual honors for t,o more 24 scores 2 in the 3Outstanding 4usic Composition for a Series -Original Dramatic Score/3 ategory and in the 3Outstanding 4usic Composition for a 4iniseries, 4ovie or Special3 ategory for the 24 movie Redemption. Ross, ,ho ,on in 2007 for his music direction of the Academy A,ards, ,as nominated for his music direction on C7S1s Streisand: The Concert special as ,ell as for 3Outstanding Original 4usic and Lyrics" -the song category/ for Hugh Jackman1s opening number at this year1s Oscars -shared ,ith three other composers and lyricists). Timberlake, ,ho ,on in 2007 for his ontroversial Saturday Night Live song 3Dick in a 7o.,3 ,as nominated for his lyrics for t,o more T8 songs: 3I Love Sports" at the 2008 ESPYs on ESPN and for 34otherlover3 on N7C1s Saturday Night Live. Several members of the 37o.3 team ,ere also nominated for one or the other. A number of previous Emmy ,inners have a shot at another statuette9 John Williams -,ho has four, including t,o for T8-movies and t,o for his Olympics musi / ,as nominated for 3Outstanding Original 4ain Title Theme 4usi 3 for his ne, Great Per ormances signature. T,o T8 veterans ea h received their 29th nomination in music categories: Eleven-time ,inner Ian 0raser, for his music direction on the annual Christmas in Washington special on TNT; and t,o-time ,inner Alf Clausen, for the 3Gone 4aggie Gone3 episode of 0o.1s The Simpsons. 0our-time ,inner Jeff 7eal ,as nominated for his score for the C7S Hallmark Hall o Famefilm Loving Leah; and perennial bridesmaid 4ark Sno, received his 15th Emmy nomination, so far ,ithout a ,in, for an episode of C7S1s The Ghost Whisperer. David 4ichael 0rank received his fourth Emmy nod for his theme for A7C1s The Mole, ,hile Rachel Portman received her second nomination for H7O1s acclaimed made-for-cable film Grey Gardens. 8eteran singer-song,riter Paul Williams received his second nomination for a 4uppet special, for his song score for N7C1s A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa; his previous nomination ,as for the no,-classic 1981 Emmet Otter)s Jug-,and Christmas. In the music-direction category, Harold Wheeler re eived his third Emmy nod for A7C1s Dancing With the Stars, Rickey 4inor a third for C7S1s tele ast of the Grammy A.ards, and Rob 4athes, his second for C7S1s /ennedy Center Honors. Joe LoDuca received his fourth Emmy nomination for an episode of the syndicated Legend o the Seeker series. And the song,riting team for H7O1s Flight o the Conchords 2 James 7obin, 7ret 4 AenBie and Jemaine Clement 2 repeated ,ith another nomination this year for the song 3Carol 7ro,n.3 Among composers re eiving their first Emmy recognition ,ere Oscar ,inner Gabriel Yared -The English Patient/, for his pilot score for H7O1s The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency; Robert Duncan -,u y the 2ampire Slayer/ for the first episode of A7C1s Castle; veteran 7ritish composer Ho,ard Goodall -,lackadder, Red D.ar / for H7O1s Winston Churchill movie Into the Storm; veteran 77C composer John Lunn -,leak House/ for P7S1s Little Dorrit; and 4arcelo Carvos -/issing Jessica Stein/ for H7O1s film Taking Chance. Composers ,ho ,ere much talked-about this year but failed to secure a nomination included 4ichael Giacchino for Lost and 7ear 4cCreary for ,attlestar Galactica. The complete list o music nominees ollo.s: Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score) • Sean P. Callery 2 24 episode 37900A4 - 8900A43 • Alf H. Clausen 2 The Simpsons episode 3Gone 4aggie Gone3 • Robert Duncan 2 Castle episode 30lo,ers 0rom Your Grave3 • Joe LoDuca 2 Legend o the Seeker episode 3Prophecy3 • 4ark Sno, 2 Ghost Whisperer episode 3Leap of 0aith3 • Gabriel Yared 2 The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency Pilot Outstanding Music Composition for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special (Original Dramatic Score) • Jeff 7eal 2 Loving Leah • Sean P. Callery 2 24: Redemption • Ho,ard Goodall 2 Into the Storm • John Lunn 2 Little Dorrit, Part 5 • Rachel Portman 2 Grey Gardens • 4arcelo Carvos 2 Taking Chance Outstanding Music Direction • Ian 0raser 2 Christmas in Washington • Rob 4athes and Rob 7erman 2 The /ennedy Center Honors • Rickey 4inor 2 The 51st Annual Grammy A.ards • William Ross 2 Streisand: The Concert • Harold Wheeler 2 Dancing With the Stars Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics ° 3Carol 7ro,n3 from Flight o the Conchords episode 3Dnnatural Love3 4usic and lyrics by James 7obin, 7ret 4 AenBie and Jemaine Clement ° 3Hugh Jackman Opening Number3 from The 81st Annual Academy A.ards 4usic by William Ross and John Aimbrough Lyrics by Dan Harmon and Rob S hrab ° 3I Love Sports3 from The 2008 ESPYS 4usic by Aatresse 7arnes Lyrics by Justin Timberlake, Steve Higgins, Ale. 7aBe, Rachel Hamilton, Aevin 4iller, Jonathan Drubner and Dave Drabik ° 3I Wish I Could 7e Santa Claus3 from A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa 4usic and lyrics by Paul Williams ° 34otherlover3 from Saturday Night Live episode host Justin Timberlake 4usic by Asa Taccone and Dre, Campbell Lyrics by Akiva Schaffer, Jorma Ta one, Andy Samberg and Justin Timberlake ° 34uch Worse Things" from A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gi t o All 4usic by Adam Schlesinger Lyrics by David Javerbaum Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music • Tim Delaughter 2 9nited States o Tara • David 4ichael 0rank 2 The Mole • 7ill Sherman 2 Storymakers • 7ob Thiele -music and lyrics), Dave Aushner -musi /, Curtis Stigers -lyrics) and Aurt Sutter -lyrics) 2 Sons o Anarchy Pilot • John Williams 2 Great Per ormances ©2009 by Jon Burlingame .
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