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From Eraserhead to Batman, Under the Skin to Blue Velvet, these are the greatest original compositions for film 
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*Ghibli Best Stories*, a collection of composer Joe Hisaishi’s music from Ghibli films, was released by Universal Sigma on March 12.
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The 15 Best Film Scores Of 2013
Christopher Coleman's insight:
Indie Wire gives us their thoughts on the best scores of 2013. No doubt, they would do well to listen to more scores than from the just some of the most talked about films of the year. Their choice for #1 is, not to impune the composers work (as little as their was) at all, comedic.
Gabe's curator insight,
December 11, 2013 11:53 PM
This article talks about the what the author believes is the top 15 movies of the year.
I believe a pro to this list is that it includes the movie Gravity and a con is all the other movies it picked, like Spring Breakers.
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Where film music is concerned, has any year since 2008 been anything other than the Year of Alexandre Desplat? The composer is as brilliant as he is indefatigable. In 2012, he has his name on eight films, and it's an extraordinarily eclectic bunch: Moonrise Kingdom, Argo, Rise of the Guardians and the upcoming Zero Dark Thirty as well as four European Cannes entries -- Rust and Bone, Reality, Renoir and Cloclo, a small French film.
Natalie Abraham's curator insight,
November 15, 2015 4:12 PM
'The Years of Alexandre Desplat' well that's what I like to hear |
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2018 has been a vintage year for film scores. Here are the best of them.
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15 Best Film Scores of 2013
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As 2012 recedes into history, Ivan counts down his pick of the year's finest movie soundtracks...
Jamaal Phelps-Bey's curator insight,
March 14, 2014 6:59 PM
In this article, the Den of Geek writers rank the best soundtracks for movies in the year of 2012. The Den of Geek writers announce who the producer is and what film their music was in for full credits of the beat producer.
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Erik Woods (Cinematic Sound Radio) joins Christopher, Marius, Richard, and Edmund to do a marathon run through the bountiful decade of the Nineties. We dive deep into Austin Wintory's score for JOURNEY and also responde to two emails from you!
http://tracksounds.blogspot.com/2012/04/soundcast-45-90s-best-decade-ever.html
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