James Horner
James Horner was a film composer who wrote music for some of Hollywood's biggest movies. He scored 'Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan' in 1982, which helped...
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James Horner was a film composer who wrote music for some of Hollywood's biggest movies. He scored 'Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan' in 1982, which helped establish him in the industry. Later, his work on 'Titanic' included the piece 'Hymn to the Sea,' which became widely recognized. He also composed for films like 'Aliens,' 'Braveheart,' and 'Avatar.'
Born in Los Angeles in 1953, Horner studied at the Royal College of Music in London. His compositions often featured sweeping orchestral arrangements. Among the songs listed in his catalog are 'My Heart Will Co On,' 'All Love Can Be,' and 'As I Come of Age.'
Horner died in 2015. His music continues to be heard in the films he scored.
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