‘The Violinist’ Composer Ricky Ho Took Two Months To Write The First Four Notes Of Central Sonata – Contenders L.A.
Deadline reports that Ricky Ho, one of two composers on the animated film The Violinist along with Isabel Latorre, said in an awards-season interview at its Contenders L.A. event that it took him two months to write the first four notes of the film's central sonata. The film follows a woman, herself a violinist, searching for her long-lost love after they were separated during World War II, making music a major part of the story.
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‘The Violinist’ Composer Ricky Ho Took Two Months To Write The First Four Notes Of Central Sonata – Contenders L.A.
The Violinist is an animated film about a woman searching for her long-lost love after being separated during World War II. She was a violinist, so her music is a major piece of the story. Ricky Ho, one of two composers along with Isabel Latorre, said he toiled over the beginning of the film’s signature […]
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