Ivan And Marichka from "Kazka" ballet

St Mark's Scherzo

Radio 6PR (Perth, Australia) talks to conductor Nicholas Buc about the upcoming performance of Back To The Future: Live in Concert, featuring the West Australian Symphony Orchestra (WASO).

Back To The Future - Interview (Radio 6PR)

Chris Bath (ABC Radio Sydney) interviews Nicholas Buc about the music of film composer Hans Zimmer.

Hans Zimmer ABC Interview

Chris Bath (ABC Radio Sydney) interviews Nicholas Buc about the music of Star Wars: A New Hope, composed by John Williams.

Star Wars ABC Interview

Chris Bath (ABC Radio Sydney) interviews Nicholas Buc about the music of James Bond.

James Bond ABC Interview

A song from the musical TROT. David Copperfield, somewhat disillusioned by his marriage, searches for the way to deal with his relationship with Dora.

TROT

My Butterfly

George Michael ABC Interview

Nicholas Buc is an Australian composer, conductor and arranger based in New York. He studied Composition at the University of Melbourne, where he received the inaugural Fellowship of Australian Composers Award. Some of his works have been premiered by the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, The Australian Voices, the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra Virtuosi, the Benaud Trio and Concordis Chamber Choir. He has also written for film and television, with some of his work being screened at festivals and theaters around Australia, Asia and the US. In 2007 he was nominated for "Best Original Song Composed for the Screen" in the APRA-AGSC Screen Music Awards.

Nicholas has conducted all of the major Australian symphony orchestras, as well as the Hong Kong Philharmonic, Evergreen Symphony (Taiwan) and Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestras. Recent engagements include Disney’s Pixar in Concert, Bernard Herrmann’s Psycho with Orchestra and Michael Giacchino’s Star Trek Live in Concert. He also conducted for Ben Folds on his recent Australian tour and appeared with former Dresden Dolls singer Amanda Palmer at MONA FOMA, Hobart.

Nicholas Buc

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