Maurice Jarre
Maurice Jarre ranks among the finest of film composers with a career that began
in France in the 1950s and led to the pinnacles of success in Hollywood and
around the world. Nominated for nine Academy Awards, he won three, each for a
David Lean epic: 'Lawrence of Arabia' (1962), 'Doctor Zhivago' (1965) and 'A
Passage to India' (1984). His love theme for 'Doctor Zhivago', called 'Lara's
Theme', with lyrics by Paul Francis Webster, became a hit record for the Ray
Conniff Singers, Connie Francis, Andy Williams and others. A theme he wrote for
Lean's 1970 film 'Ryan's Daughter', with...
Lara's ThemeMaurice Jarre
ThemeMaurice Jarre and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Lara's Theme
The Orchestra and Maurice Jarre
Only the LonelyMaurice Jarre and Roy Orbison
Lawrence of ArabiaBBC Concert Orchestra and Maurice Jarre
Lara's ThemeSteel Band, Maurice Jarre and Silver Stars
Lara's ThemeMaurice Jarre
Lawrence d'Arabie [B.O.F.]
2:27
ThemeMaurice Jarre and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Jarre By Jarre
Lara's Theme
The Orchestra and Maurice Jarre2:52
Only the LonelyMaurice Jarre and Roy Orbison
The Anthology
2:26
Lawrence of ArabiaBBC Concert Orchestra and Maurice Jarre
Lawrence d'Arabie [B.O.F.]
Lara's ThemeSteel Band, Maurice Jarre and Silver Stars
8:07
