(Pronounced /eeemer/) Irish composer/conductor Eímear Noone embarks on a musician-centric journey through her adoptive city of Los Angeles telling tales and chronicalling the working life of a musician in LA. “YES, it is all fun and games, and yes… Somebody will probably lose an eye.” E xo
Some pictures from the event at The Pantages Theater! Next show on Dallas, check www.zeldasymphony.com for more details! All pictures courtesy of The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Symphony Tour FB Page.
The Hole is a film by Joe Dante that I was lucky enough to get to orchestrate during the summer. The score was composed by Javier Navarette (of “Pan’s Labyrinth”) and was – as ever with Javier – like diving into a musical treasure chest. Joe Dante directed one of my favorite childhood films – [...]
I absolultely loved working on this film with John Emerson Moore and TJ Martin. It turned out that John and I love the same bands and the guys really had a clear idea of the type of musical landscape they wanted for the film. The cinematography is absolutely stunning and made my job so much [...]
Recording this score was one of the most fun and rewarding musical experiences of my career! Composer Russell Brower did an outrageous job with John Kurlander recording. I got to conduct this score at Skywalker Ranch with a hybrid orchestra from the San Francisco Symphony and Ballet orchestras (The “Skywalker Symphony)”. The musicianship was amazing [...]
On September 23rd I had the privilege of performing at the opening night of the LA Irish Film Festival. I conducted some of my favorite string players in an electro-acoustic score I had been commissioned to write to 1920s silent Irish film “In Aimsir Phádraig” or “In the Days of St. Patrick”. Thanks to Anna [...]
