Richard Harvey

Richard Harvey is a renowned British composer, conductor, and multi-instrumentalist, celebrated for his diverse and prolific contributions to film, television, and classical music. Born on September 25, 1953, in Northampton, England, Harvey's musical journey began with the medievalist progressive rock group Gryphon, but he is perhaps best known for his evocative film scores. His work has graced iconic films such as "The Little Prince," "Interstellar," and "The Da Vinci Code," earning him international acclaim and multiple awards, including a BAFTA. Harvey's collaborations with legendary composers like Hans Zimmer, Maurice Jarre, and John Williams highlight his versatility and mastery. Beyond his film work, he has composed a guitar concerto, "Concerto Antico," and is known for his exceptional virtuosity on over 700 instruments. Harvey's music is a fusion of traditional and contemporary styles, creating a unique and timeless aesthetic that continues to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide.