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Ray. Ray attracted a slew of awards following its 2004 release, including an Oscar for its lead Jamie Foxx, and a nomination for Best Picture. The biopic tells the story of blues icon Ray Charles as he deals with the blindness and drug addiction that dogged his career. For Armstrong, the chance to score for Ray was ‘an honour’ that meant as ...
Craig Armstrong is a Scottish born composer and pianist. Through his orchestral writing, electronic music and wide ranging artistic collaborations in classical and film music, Craig Armstrong’s distinct compositional voice has received world wide acclaim. The composer studied at the Royal Academy Of Music under such greats as Cornelius Cardew ...
Craig Armstrong is a Scottish born composer. Through his orchestral writing, electronic music and wide ranging artistic collaborations in classical and film music, Craig Armstrong’s distinct compositional voice has received world wide acclaim.
Craig Armstrong is a Scottish born composer. Through his orchestral writing, electronic music and wide-ranging artistic collaborations in classical and film music, Craig Armstrong’s distinct compositional voice has received worldwide acclaim. Early recording work of Armstrong’s began with the long standing and inventive collaboration with ...
Directed by Paul McGuigan, screenplay by Max Landis and original score by Craig Armstrong. Starring James McAvoy and Daniel Radcliffe. Radical scientist Victor Frankenstein (McAvoy) and his equally brilliant protégé Igor Strausman (Radcliffe) share a noble vision of aiding humanity through their groundbreaking research into immortality.
Starring Leonardo di Caprio and Claire Danes, new director Baz Luhrmann made waves with William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet (1996), an unconventional rework of one of the world’s most popular plays. Armstrong worked with Nellee Hooper and Marius de Vries on the film to produce a 21st century score for a very modern Romeo and Juliet. In ...
Sun On You. “Sun on You is an album I composed for Piano and Strings. I wanted to create a record that had a lot of space and what I mean by space is, something that maybe slowed the world down a little and gave a moment to breathe. It was great to collaborate again with the Scottish Ensemble, they are such brilliant players.
