HANS ZIMMER (Composer) an Academy Award winner for "The Lion King" score, Zimmer has been a pianist since the age of three. He is a pioneer in the use of digital synthesizers integrated with advanced computer technology and electronic keyboards, along with traditional orchestra.
Zimmer's impressive list of credits include the Oscar nominated score for Barry Levinson's "Rain Man." He composed the music for Bruce Beresford's "Driving Miss Daisy," "A World Apart" a ground breaking film about South Africa, and produced the soundtrack for Bertolucci's Academy Award-winning "The Last Emperor."
In addition to "Days Of Thunder," "Pacific Heights," "Fools Of Fortune," "Chicago Joe And The Showgirl," "Black Rain," "Bird On A Wire," "Burning Secret," "The Paperhouse," "Thelma and Louise" and "Backdraft," Zimmer's most recent credits include "Regarding Henry," "The Power Of One," "A League Of Their Own," "Toys," "Calendar Girl," "Point Of No Return," "Younger And Younger," "Cool Runnings," "I'll Do Anything" and "The House Of The Spirits."
