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ROY BUDD was a self-taught prodigy who began his professional career as a jazz pianist while still a child. He was frequently recorded in his native London but gained modest international fame during his lifetime as an exceptional film composer, scoring over 50 films.
Aug 8, 1993 · Roy Budd, pianist and composer, died London 7 August, aged 46. Wrote over 50 film themes, and scores for Wild Geese and Who Dares Wins. Performed and conducted jazz as well as classical music;...
Roy Frederick Budd (14 March 1947 – 7 August 1993) was a British jazz pianist and composer known for his film scores, including Get Carter and The Wild Geese. [1]
Roy Budd (1947-93) was a self-taught musician who began his career as a jazz pianist, but he gained what little fame he acquired during his lifetime as an exceptional film composer, scoring over 50 films. This outline chronicles the musical career of Roy Budd.
Roy Budd (1947-93) was a self-taught musician who began his career as a jazz pianist, but he gained what little fame he acquired during his lifetime as an exceptional film composer, scoring over 50 films. This outline chronicles the musical career of Roy Budd.
Roy Budd died from a brain haemorrhage on the 7th August 1993 at the tragically early age of 46. Fortunately for devotees of film music, during a relatively short career he managed to cram in over fifty films, several of which found their way onto LPs and latterly CDs.
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Roy Budd died from a brain haemorrhage on the 7th August 1993 at the tragically early age of 46. Fortunately for devotees of film music, during a relatively short career he managed to cram in over fifty films, several of which found their way onto LPs and latterly CDs.
