Introduction to Lalo Schifrin
Lalo Schifrin, the Argentine musician, looked at one of the most influential film composers in his generation and author for the subject music "Mission: Impossible", died at the age of 93. Various media in the United States reported on Thursday.
Death and Personal Life
According to his sons Ryan and William, Schifrin died in the morning. Schifrin, who lived in the United States, was also a pianist and conductor.
Notable Works
His other works include: "The Cincinnati Kid (1965) and" Bullitt "(1968), both with Steve McQueen, Paul Newmans" Cool Hand Luke "(1968) and Clint Eastwoods" Dirty Harry "(1971). But his creation for the television series "Mission: Impossible" of the 1960s – which inspired the subject of the massive film franchise with Tom Cruise, is probably his most famous work.
Classic Music Background
Schifrin’s father was born in Buenos Aires in 1932 and was the concert champion of the capital of the Philharmonic Orchestra. The early combat classical music shaped him, but as a teenager, Schifrin became more jazz, which he later cleverly combined with a classic element – a trademark of his music for film and television. As a pipe woman in his younger years and later with a silver hair, Schifrin, he also received an honorary award who was presented by Clint Eastwood for his life in his work in 2018.
