His most famous scores are Hitchcock's Notorious, the beloved Marty, and the somewhat lacklustre biography Houdini. Roy Webb wrote the music for hundreds of Hollywood films between the 1930s and 1950s, specialising in a kind of dark and suspenseful film noir and horror mode. Here’s my favourite piece of hers, the reworking of Mussorgsky’s 'Dies Irae’ for the opening credits of The Shining. She also wrote the amazing scores for A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, and TRON. Heres the official unFun Games post made on Bohemian Rhapsody: For those interested, v2. Carlos was (and is!) a pioneer of synthesised music, writing Switched-On Bach in 1968, a groundbreaking use of the Moog synth, and winning three Grammies for her trouble. Version 2.0 of the awesome Mario Paint Composer is now available for download from Its got a couple new features, like several new sounds, arrangements (No more editing song parts together), and simple importing of new songs. Here’s Wendy Carlos, above, in her amazing studio in, I think, probably the 1980s. My favourite work of his is Rothko Chapel, written to mourn his friend and artist Mark Rothko. In contrast to his sheer size (Feldman was six feet tall and 300 pounds), he wrote music of extraordinary quietude and stillness. Feldman was a man of striking appearance, as you can see, which has perhaps rather cruelly been translated into his Koopa version above. Here’s Morton with his namesake, the brilliant 20th century composer and friend and contemporary of John Cage, Morton Feldman. Morton Kooper Jr is actually Morton Feldman The Koopalings are actually a set of avant-garde classical and film composers.

Unfortunately, however, it writes off ‘The Koopalings’ as merely making up the numbers, and goes on to hypothesise about Morton’s status as a reference to the talk show host, Morton Downey Jr. Club reviewing all 30 characters in the latest Mario Kart.

Song of storms on mario paint composer