Patrick Doyle is a distinctly celebrated Scottish film composer, known for his impressive work across various genres and film industries. Born on April 6, 1953, in Uddingston, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, Doyle's career took a significant leap when he ventured into film scoring with Kenneth Branagh's 1989 film adaptation of Shakespeare's "Henry V." His collaboration with Branagh proved to be a pivotal and recurring partnership, as Doyle continued to score for many of the director's subsequent films.

Noted for his versatility and emotional depth, Doyle's compositions have graced a wide array of films, including literary adaptations, animations, dramas, and large-scale blockbuster productions. Among his most notable works are the enchanting melodies of "Sense & Sensibility" and the stirring score of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." His more recent projects showcase the same evocative power, with contributions to films such as the mystery thriller "Murder on the Orient Express," the magical adventure "Artemis Fowl," and the period film "All Is True," which examines the life of William Shakespeare following the Globe Theatre fire of 1613. Patrick Doyle's music consistently earns acclaim, capturing the hearts of audiences with its lyrical beauty and dramatic potency.

Genres

British Soundtrack

Orchestral Soundtrack

Soundtrack

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Latest Release

Corarsik

Patrick Doyle

Single - Released May 5, 2023