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Mark Ware Isham (born September 7, 1951) is an American musician and film composer. A trumpeter and keyboardist, Isham works in a variety of genres, including jazz and electronic. He is also an actor.
Mark Ware Isham est un trompettiste, claviériste et compositeur de jazz, de musique électronique et de musiques de films né le 7 septembre 1951 à New York (États-Unis). Considéré comme l'un des artistes phares du jazz de chambre, il est l'auteur d'innombrables musiques de films.
Mark Isham Music. ‘The Nevers’ Season 1 Soundtrack Album Streaming NOW! EXCLUSIVE MUSIC. The Nevers Unused Extended Main Title. 00:00. The Event The Nevers – 101m24. 00:00. Rooftop Judas and the Black Messiah. 00:00. Listen More. NOTES FROM THE BACK WALL. Number Theory. 00:00. Chaccone in Ab for Moog. 00:00. Adams & Verbos. 00:00. Hear More.
Mark Isham. Composer: Crash. From his days as one of the pioneering icons of electronic music to his current status as a world-renowned legendary film composer, Mark Isham continues to be one of the most prolific and provocative artists on the scene.
My Two Professional Pianist Jobs: Behind The Notes. A Trumpet Case That Fits 4 Trumpets - TSA Approved! This channel is operated by musician and film composer Mark Isham. You can visit Mark's...
Mark Isham is an electronic music innovator, jazz artist and prolific film composer. Isham’s ability to create unforgettable melodies, combined with his willingness to experiment with innovative musical palettes, has earned him accolades including Grammy and Emmy awards, and Oscar and Golden Globe nominations.
Mark Isham’s distinctive trumpet voice is in constant demand by high profile artists. He has appeared as a guest soloist with Joni Mitchell on two albums and in several concert tours. He is featured on five records with Van Morrison and has performed live with him on numerous occasions.
