CLASSICAL COMPOSERS & CONDUCTORS / CLASSICAL MUSICIANS - AUSTRALIA
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| Christopher Gordon |
DESCRIPTION: Christopher Gordon who is best known for his work as a film composer is also a classical composer and conductor. He scored the soundtracks to the films Mao's Last Dancer, Master and Commander and On The Beach.
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MUSIC GENRE: Classical, Film Composition / Soundtracks
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: AUSTRALIA
MAIN INSTRUMENT: Piano
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MAIN WEB PAGE: http://christophergordon.net/
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