Maurice Jarre
Maurice Jarre was born in Lyon, France in 1924. He composed the haunting melody for the 1990 film 'Ghost,' which became the film's title theme. His score for...
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Maurice Jarre was born in Lyon, France in 1924. He composed the haunting melody for the 1990 film 'Ghost,' which became the film's title theme. His score for David Lean's 'Lawrence of Arabia' earned him an Academy Award in 1963.
Jarre worked with filmmakers including David Lean, John Huston, and Alfred Hitchcock. He composed over 150 film scores during his career, with his father being a film composer who influenced his early appreciation for cinematic soundtracks.
His music blended classical training with electronic instruments.
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