Impossible’ Composer Lalo Schifrin Dies Aged 93
Los Angeles: The US media, the US media reported that the famous composer Lalo Schifrin, who has created themes for a series of hits Hollywood movies and television shows, including the “mission: impossible mission: impossible” score.
Born in Argentina, Schifrin blended the effects of classic and symphonic education with jazz and modern sounds, some of whom were the most well -known of their generations in the various and wide Oeuvre, which includes scores for approximately 100 films.
His death was confirmed by his son Ryan Schifrin for several entertainment trade broadcasts.
Schifrin’s work for the film is both Steve McQueen, Paul Newman’s “Cool Hand Luke” (1968) and Clint Eastwood’s “Dirty Harry” (1971), along with “Cincinnati Kid (1965) and” Baslitt “(1968).
In addition, Tom Cruise’s gigantic film, which inspired the theme of Franchise, created a score for the 1960s “Mission: Impossible” TV series.
He was also a respected international orchestra chief and jazz pianist who smoked a pipe in a young age and then glanced with a silver -haired vest.
Boris Claudio Schifrin was born to a musical family in Buenos Aires on June 21, 1932, his father Luis Schifrin is the master of the city’s Philharmonic Orchestra for 25 years.
He learned the piano at a young age, developing comprehensive information about classical music.
The entrance to the young people in Jazz and American Voice – through the best of Charlie Parker, George Gershwin and Louis Armstrong – was like a transformation, then put his problem and his life in a new course.
After training in Paris, Schifrin returned to Buenos Aires and founded his own large group, and a performance impressed the jazz legend trumpetist Dizzy Gillespie.
“So after finishing, Dizzy came to me, and he said, did you write all these graphics? And I said, yes. Do you want to come to the United States?
“I wouldn’t be here if I wasn’t for that moment.” He said.
Schifrin moved to the United States in 1958 and ten years later became a US citizen.
In Hollywood, television producer Bruce Geller asked him to create scores for the television series “Mission: Impossible” (1966) and “Mannix” (1969).
Geller’s summary was for “an exciting, promising, but not too heavy theme” and Schifrin told NPR in 2015.
Geller said, “When people go to the kitchen and buy a Coca-Cola, he said that they hear the theme and said that” task: impossible “.
In 1967, Schifrin won two Grammy Music Awards and added to the album “The Cat” (1964) (1964) and “Jazz Suite in Mass texts” (1965).
Shifrin received several academy prizes, including “Cool Hand Luke” for film works.
In 2018, he received an honorary Oscar for a lifetime success presented by Eastwood.
