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Name
  
Dominik Scherrer

Role
  
Composer

Movies
  
Hell for Leather


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Albums
  
Ripper Street (Original Television Soundtrack)

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Dominik Scherrer is a Swiss-born British composer who has written prolifically for film, theatre and television.

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Career

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Scherrer has composed the music score for both seasons of the British television series Ripper Street and worked on a third series in 2014. He won the Best Television Soundtrack Award for his work on Ripper Street at the 2014 Ivor Novello Awards.

Discography

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  • Ripper Street (original soundtrack) (2015)
  • The Missing (original soundtrack) (2015)
  • Monroe (original soundtrack) (2011)
  • Primeval (original soundtrack) (2011)
  • Scenes of a Sexual Nature (original soundtrack) (2007)
  • The Honeytrap (original soundtrack) (2007)

    • Awards and nominations

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  • Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Miniseries, Movie, or a Special, Nominee, The Missing (2015)
  • Ivor Novello Award, Winner Best Television Soundtrack, Ripper Street (2014)
  • Royal Television Society, Nominee for Best Television Soundtrack Ripper Street (2013)
  • Ivor Novello Award, Nominee Best Television Soundtrack, Agatha Christie's Marple (Series 5) (2011)
  • New York Festivals, Winner Best Television Soundtrack, Agatha Christie's Marple (Series 1) (2005)
  • Locarno International Film Festival, Winner Prix Action Light, Hell for Leather (1998)

    • References

    Dominik Scherrer Wikipedia
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