Grammy Award for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media
The Grammy Award for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media is an honor presented to a composer or composers for an original score created for a film, TV show or series, video games or other visual media at the Grammy Awards, a ceremony that was established in 1958 and originally called the Gramophone Awards.
Grammy Award For Best Score Soundtrack For Visual Media People (First 46 people) - Page 1
Jerry Hey
American trumpeter
Norman Whitfield
American songwriter
Gabriel Yared
Lebanese-French composer
Keith Forsey
Composer
Ernest Gold
American-Austrian composer
J. Williams
New Zealand musical artist
Paul McCarthy
Irish footballer
Tan Dun
Chinese-American composer
John Berry
American film director
Randy Neumann
Professional boxer
Steven Epstein
Professor
Dennis S. Sands
American audio engineer
Alan Moulder
Record producer
Georgio
French rapper
Antonio Sánchez
Mexican drummer
Enrico De Nicola
Former President of Italy
Shawn Murphy
American sound engineer
Dan Wallin
American audio engineer
Cong Su
Chinese composer
Edward Ellington
Senior officer
Geoff Foster Politician
West Virginia State Delegate
Howard Newton
Footballer
Hans Zimmermann
Musical artist
John S. Barry
Former Governor of Michigan
Johnnie Williams
Baseball player
Johnny Williams
Actor
James Newton
Director
John William Singer
French singer
Marilyn Bergman
American lyricist
Robert Sherman
American broadcaster
michael melaku yared
Composer
Arnold Dávid
Author
Thomas Newnam
Author
Barry John
British-Indian theatre director
David Byrnes
Musical artist
Dave Arnold
John William
French singer
Jon Gilutin
Composer
Sharon Robinson
American singer
Bill Bernstein
Photographer
Peter Cobbin
Recording engineer
Duane Hitchings
Film score composer
Star Wars (soundtrack)
Soundtrack album by John Williams
Marc Benno
American singer-songwriter
Germaine Franco
Film composer
