Gary Yershon has composed the score to the film ’23 Walks’ which will be released in select UK cinemas on Friday 25th September. The film directed by Paul Morrison, and starring Alison Steadman and Dave Johns, is a heart-warming comedy drama about finding love later in life. Dave and Fern, two older strangers, have been…
Gary Yershon will be chairing a one off symposium event at The Old Vic Theatre on Friday 1st March to bring together established practitioners, emerging artists and representatives of commissioning organisations and agencies. The symposium will include panel discussions and debates from experts, as well as networking opportunities. Please see the link for further details. https://www.oldvictheatre.com/whats-on/2019/voices-off/shaping-the-stage
Gary Yershon has reteamed with director Mike Leigh on his upcoming film, Peterloo. The film stars Maxine Peake, Rory Kinnear, Pearce Quigley, David Moorst, Rachel Finnegan and Tom Meredith, and is out in UK cinemas on 2nd November, with Amazon distributing from 5th April 2019. It tells the story of the infamous 1819 massacre at a…
The first trailer for Mike Leigh’s dramatisation of the 1819 massacre in Manchester, Peterloo has been released online. Gary Yershon, who’s last score for Mike Leigh (Mr Turner) garnered an Academy Award Nomination, has written the music. A soundtrack will be released on Dubois Records on 2nd November, in time for the film’s release on…
Gary Yershon presents the eighth of the Barbican’s ‘Oscar Scores’ series this Tuesday 20th September at 7pm. Joined for a screen talk with composer Ludovic Bource, Gary and Ludovic will delve into the creation of this Oscar winning score.
Huge congratulations to Gary Yershon on winning the Moet & Chandon European Composer and Songwriter Alliance (ESCA) 2016 Best Orchestral Score Award for his score to Mike Leigh’s Mr Turner. Here he is, alongside Patrick Doyle and Eric Serra. Well done Gary!
BEST ORIGINAL FILM SCORE – Mr Turner – Gary Yershon. BEST TELEVISION SOUNDTRACK – The Honourable Woman – Natalie Holt and Martin Phipps, The Mill (series 2) – Samuel Sim, The Suspicions of Mr Whicher – Beyond the Pale – Edmund Butt.
