Leonard-Rosenman

Fishko Files | Dec 3, 2015

Film composer Leonard Rosenman died in 2008, at age 83. He won Oscars for his adaptations of existing music for movies such as Barry Lyndon and Bound for Glory, but it was Rosenman’s original scores that are remembered for their arresting modernism. (Produced in 2008)

 

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