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'''Simon Ravn''' (born 25 January 1974<ref>{{cite web|url=http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=4814&detail=interview |title=Amiga Music Preservation - 2001 interview with Simon Ravn / Melomaniac}}</ref> in [[Copenhagen]], [[Denmark]]) is a Danish [[composer]] who composes [[orchestral music]] for [[film]], [[television]] and [[video games]]. |
'''Simon Ravn''' (born 25 January 1974<ref>{{cite web|url=http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=4814&detail=interview |title=Amiga Music Preservation - 2001 interview with Simon Ravn / Melomaniac}}</ref> in [[Copenhagen]], [[Denmark]]) is a Danish [[composer]] who composes [[orchestral music]] for [[film]], [[television]] and [[video games]]. |
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Revision as of 12:14, 10 April 2024
Simon Ravn (born 25 January 1974[1] in Copenhagen, Denmark) is a Danish composer who composes orchestral music for film, television and video games.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, he wrote music in the MOD format under the pseudonym "Melomaniac",[2] and scored music for the Amiga game, Foundation.[3][4]
Prominent works
Video games
- Genetic Species (Amiga)
- 1999 Foundation (Amiga)[3]
- 2004 CannonCruise[4]
- 2005 Gangland
- 2006 Agent Hugo 2 - RoboRumble
- 2007 Lemoon Twist
- 2008 Viking: Battle for Asgard[5]
- 2009 Empire: Total War
- 2010 Napoleon: Total War
- 2019 Total War: Three Kingdoms
Feature film
- 2005 Ainoa[6]
- 2005 Bølle-Bob og Smukke Sally[7]
- 2006 The Crumbs: A Very Crumby Christmas[8]
- 2007 Anja & Viktor: Flaming Love[9] - also known as Anja og Viktor - Brændende Kærlighed
- 2008 Anja & Viktor: In Sickness and in Health[10] - also known as Anja & Viktor: I Medgang og Modgang
- 2010 Bølle Bob - Alle Tiders Helt[11]
- 2012 Hvidsten Gruppen[12]
- 2017 In Search of Peter Pan: På sporet af Peter Pan (documentary)
Television
- 2007 Milosevic on Trial[13]
- 2008 The Cloud Mystery
- 2014 Hero Factory Episode 11: Invasion from Below
Trailers
- 2006 We Shall Overcome - also known as Drømmen
- 2005 Murk - also known as Mørke
- 2005 Dear Wendy
- 2004 Brothers
References
- ^ "Amiga Music Preservation - 2001 interview with Simon Ravn / Melomaniac".
- ^ "Amiga Music Preservation - Melomaniac - Modules". Amp.dascene.net. Retrieved 6 March 2012.
- ^ a b "Simon Ravn". ExoticA. 20 October 2008. Retrieved 6 March 2012.
- ^ a b http://www.gamasutra.com/galleries/audio/simon_ravn/index.htm Gamasutra Game Audio Gallery feature on Simon Ravn
- ^ SEGA Europe Blog | Viking: Battle For Asgard Q&A 3 Archived 23 July 2008 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Ainoa (2005)
- ^ Bølle Bob og Smukke Sally (2005)
- ^ Krummerne - Så er det jul igen (2006)
- ^ Anja og Viktor - brændende kærlighed (2007)
- ^ Anja & Viktor - I medgang og modgang (2008) - IMDb
- ^ Bølle Bob - Alle tiders helt (2010) - IMDb
- ^ Hvidsten gruppen (2012) - IMDb
- ^ Milosevic on Trial (2007) (TV)
External links
Wikiquote has quotations related to Simon Ravn.
- Simon Ravn's official website
- Simon Ravn at IMDb
- Gallery feature about Simon Ravn on Gamasutra
- Conducting with the keyboard - Interview with Simon Ravn for FILM magazine, published by the Danish Film Institute
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