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David Robbins is an American music composer. He is a brother of actor and director Tim Robbins. He has written many works for television and films, including the films Dead Man Walking [1] and Bob Roberts. [2]
Robbins' own compositions include film and radio scores and, inspired by his experiences on one of several trips for the CBC to United Nations peace keeping installations, the four-movement Jazz Impressions of the Middle East (1967).
Composer For Film, TV and Theater.
Dave Robbins is one of Canada’s premier jazz drummers and a first-rate composer, arranger and jazz educator. Though well known as a sideman for his exciting big band work and sensitive trio playing, Robbins also leads his own bands.
Dave Robbins (M.Mus., McGill University, 1995) is one of Canada's premier jazz drummers and a first-rate composer, arranger and jazz educator. Though well known as a sideman for his exciting big band work and sensitive trio playing, he also leads his own bands.
Composer For Film, TV and Theater. Biography. David has been immersed in music all his life. The son of Gil Robbins, member of the folk group "The Highwaymen" thus David grew up in Greenwich Village, NY, in the midst of many artists and performers that lived and worked there in the 60's and 70's.
This episode features a conversation with David Robbins, Music Composer of Academy Award Nominated film 'Dead Man Walking'. The film won the Academy Award for Best Song 'Dead Man Walking' by Bruce Springsteen.
