Introducing the Music Hall of Fame 2014 Film Awards
In a thrilling turn of events, the music of Howard Shore for The Lord of the Rings has claimed the Number One spot in the 2013 top ten movie scores, according to recent polls. This prestigious accolade adds another feather to Shore's cap, who has been composing enchanting scores for film and television for decades.
The Movie Music Hall of Fame is an annual poll that allows viewers to vote for their favourite movie scores. This year, voting is now open and will take place during this week's Saturday Night at the Movies. Howard Goodall, the host of the show, has announced the launch of the 2014 Movie Music Hall of Fame and will be playing the top ten scores from 2013 tonight.
But that's not all. Voting for the Movie Music Hall of Fame 2014 could potentially win you a sound system worth £1200 for your TV. The search results do not provide information about who will cast votes for the Movie Music Hall of Fame 2014 besides the named composers.
The top ten movie scores from 2013 feature music from some of the most renowned composers in the industry, including John Williams, John Barry, Ennio Morricone, and Howard Shore. Goodall has also announced that he will be selecting some recent releases and lesser-known scores for the 2014 Movie Music Hall of Fame Chart.
In addition to the top ten scores, the new top 30 for the Movie Music Hall of Fame 2014 will be counted down over the August Bank Holiday weekend. So, get ready to cast your vote and join the celebration of some of the most iconic and memorable movie scores of all time.
Tune in to Saturday Night at the Movies to participate in the 2014 Movie Music Hall of Fame voting and to listen to Howard Goodall play the top scores from 2013. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to showcase your love for movie music and potentially win a fantastic sound system for your TV.
