Person

René Cloërec

Sound · 1911–1995 · Paris, France

Biography

René Cloërec (Paris, 31 May 1911 – Saint-Cloud, 13 December 1995) was a French composer and conductor. While primarily known as a film score composer, he also wrote songs for Edith Piaf. Source: Article "René Cloërec" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Known for

Filmography

1965Black HumorOriginal Music Composer
1963Enough RopeOriginal Music Composer
1961The Count of Monte CristoMusic
1961Fumée, histoire et fantaisieOriginal Music Composer
1960Le Rendez-vous de NoëlMusic
1960The Regattas of San FranciscoOriginal Music Composer
1958The GamblerOriginal Music Composer
1958Love Is My ProfessionOriginal Music Composer
1957The SuspectsMusic
1957Hi DocOriginal Music Composer
1956La Traversée de ParisOriginal Music Composer
1955The Affair of the PoisonsMusic
1955The AristocratsOriginal Music Composer
1954Le Fil à la patteOriginal Music Composer
1953Good Lord Without ConfessionOriginal Music Composer
1953Intimate RelationsMusic
1953Stain on the SnowMusic
1952The Seven Deadly SinsOriginal Music Composer
1951The Red InnOriginal Music Composer
1951Adventures of Captain FabianOriginal Music Composer
1950Johnny the Giant KillerMusic
1950God Needs MenOriginal Music Composer
1950The First WeaponsSound
1949Keep an Eye on AmeliaOriginal Music Composer
1947Devil in the FleshOriginal Music Composer
1947Carbon CopyMusic
1947Télévision, œil de demainOriginal Music Composer
1946Mr. OrchidMusic
1946Sylvia and the GhostOriginal Music Composer
1945A Cage of NightingalesOriginal Music Composer
1943DouceOriginal Music Composer

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