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Jerry Goldsmith
Jerry Goldsmith started studying the piano at the age of six and had moved onto
composition and theory by the time he was 14. After graduating from the
University of South Carolina, Goldsmith began his career as a composer in a
rather inauspicious job as a clerk typist in the music department at CBS. He
started composing themes for radio shows, moving onto popular TV shows including
Perry Mason, The Twilight Zone and The Man From U.N.C.L.E. In 1957, Goldsmith
turned his attention to film and became acquainted with composer Alfred Newman,
who introduced him to Universal Pictures. ...
It's a long roadJerry Goldsmith and Dan Hill
Main TitleJerry Goldsmith
Theme (From "Star Trek: Voyager")Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, Jerry Goldsmith and Nic Raine
ThemeJerry Goldsmith and London Symphony Orchestra
Main TitleRoyal Scottish National Orchestra and Jerry Goldsmith
If We Could Remember (for the film "The Sum of All Fears")Jerry Goldsmith and Yolanda Adams
It's a long roadJerry Goldsmith and Dan Hill
Rambo - First Blood
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Main TitleJerry Goldsmith
Gremlins 2
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Theme (From "Star Trek: Voyager")Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, Jerry Goldsmith and Nic Raine
The Star Trek Album
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ThemeJerry Goldsmith and London Symphony Orchestra
40 Years Of Film Music
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Main TitleRoyal Scottish National Orchestra and Jerry Goldsmith
Spartacus [B.O.F.]
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If We Could Remember (for the film "The Sum of All Fears")Jerry Goldsmith and Yolanda Adams
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