"While she wasn't the highest earner on our list, her money, mixed with strong fame scores in metrics like press mentions and social networking power, pushed her to the top," it said.
Kaufman was not above using his fame to score chicks.
He had always been an excellent student he had his 15 minutes of fame after scoring fifth among all high school graduates on Egypt's national college admissions test and he was determined to succeed in academia.
(V) Claim to Fame: Has scored production credits for the likes of Lady Gaga, Toni Braxton, Beyonce, Deborah Cox and Destiny's Child.
How brilliant of her, despite the great fame of her score, to hold back on the fireworks and choose what she actually needed.
Michael Nyman, the British minimalist composer who shot to fame with his score to Jane Campion's film "The Piano," moved from his roots as a Cagean experimentalist to become the modern ideal of a hardworking populist professional, prolifically creating music for concert, opera, and, indeed, the movies (including those by Peter Greenaway and Michael Winterbottom).
NO doubt the southern Russian city of Novosibirsk has produced a few other fiddlers in its time, but at the moment its claim to fame on this score rests on two: Vadim Repin, who turns 30 this month, and Maxim Vengerov.
By Russell Platt August 12, 2008 Michael Nyman, the British minimalist composer who shot to fame with his score to Jane Campion's film "The Piano," moved from his roots as a Cagean experimentalist to become the modern ideal of a hardworking populist professional, prolifically creating music for concert, opera, and, indeed, the movies (including those by Peter Greenaway and Michael Winterbottom).
'Zorba' Composer Honored A three-day festival to celebrate the 80th birthday of the Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis, who achieved international fame for his score for the film "Zorba the Greek," began yesterday in Chania, a port city on the Greek island of Crete, Agence France-Presse reported.
Stravinsky catapulted Takemitsu to fame, but film scores brought the composer to his widest public.
Once Jarre obtained international fame through his scores for large-scale Hollywood films, there was some hostility among French critics, who objected to his success.
