Christopher Tin

Christopher Tin
Christopher Tin
Nascimento	1976 (50 anos); Redwood City
Cidadania	Estados Unidos
Alma mater	Universidade de Oxford; Universidade Stanford; Royal College of Music; Palo Alto High School;
Ocupação	compositor, compositor de bandas sonoras, maestro
Distinções	Grammy Award for Best Classical Crossover Album (Calling All Dawns, 2011); Grammy Award for Best Arrangement, Instrumental and Vocals (Baba Yetu, 2011); Programa Fulbright; Guinness World Records (2016); Game Audio Network Guild Awards (2006); Independent Music Awards (2015); Independent Music Awards (2011);
Obras destacadas	Baba Yetu, Calling All Dawns
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Christopher Tin (Califórnia, 1976) é um compositor americano descendente de chinês, que ganhou diversas premiações, e compôs o som Baba Yetu, para Civilization IV.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Premiações

53rd Grammy Awards: Winner - Best Classical Crossover Album (2011)
53rd Grammy Awards: Winner - Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s) (2011)
International Songwriting Competition: 1st Place - World Music Category (2010)
John Lennon Songwriting Contest: Finalist - World Music Category (2010)
Horovitz Composition Prize at Royal College of Music
GANG Awards: Best Original Vocal Song - Choral ("Baba Yetu"), Rookie of the Year (2007)
USA Songwriting Competition: World Music Category ("Baba Yetu") - Honorable Mention (2010)
GANG Awards: Best Adapted Soundtrack ('Pirates of the Caribbean') - Nominee (2007)
Independent Music Award: Best Song for Film/TV/Multimedia ("Baba Yetu") - Winner (2010)
Independent Music Award: Best World Beat Song ("Baba Yetu") - Winner (2010)
Independent Music Award: Best Contemporary Classical Album ('Calling All Dawns') - Nominee (2010)
Gamespy: Best Music (Civilization IV) - Honorable Mention (2005)
Regional Emmy Award: Best Historical Feature ('Fishbowl') (2007)
Archaeological Channel Film and Video Festival: Best Music ('Life in Limbo') - Honorable Mention (2009)
Sundance Composer's Fellowship (2003)

↑ «Alumni». Stanford Taiko. 2006. Consultado em 28 de fevereiro de 2008 ^{[ligação inativa]}
↑ Shoji (29 de novembro de 2004). «Updates (archives)». On Ensemble at Stanford. Consultado em 28 de fevereiro de 2008. Arquivado do original em 8 de agosto de 2007
↑ «Stereo Alchemy». Stereo Alchemy. 7 de dezembro de 2009. Consultado em 7 de dezembro de 2009