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Mark Isham
Mark Isham is a versatile American musician and composer, renowned for his innovative work across multiple genres. Born in New York in 1951, Isham is a skilled trumpeter and keyboardist who has made a significant impact as both a solo artist and a film composer. His discography spans ambient jazz and electronic music, earning him a Grammy and an Emmy, along with an Oscar nomination. Isham's ability to craft memorable melodies and his mastery of the synthesizer have made him a sought-after composer for films like "Crash," "Judas and the Black Messiah," and "The Godfather of Harlem." Whether performing live or creating soundtracks, Mark Isham's music is a testament to his artistic depth and versatility.
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Mark Isham's "42" is a captivating soundtrack that accompanies the 2013 biographical film of the same name, directed by Brian Helgeland. This album, released on April 9, 2013, under WaterTower Music, is a testament to Isham's prowess in composing music that seamlessly blends with the narrative, enhancing the cinematic experience.
The soundtrack spans 42 minutes and comprises 21 tracks, each intricately tied to the pivotal moments of Jackie Robinson's journey, the first African American to play in Major League Baseball. Isham's compositions range from poignant piano solos to orchestral pieces, reflecting the highs and lows of Robinson's groundbreaking career. Tracks like "Jack Roosevelt Robinson" and "Jackie Robinson" encapsulate the essence of the film's protagonist, while others like "Hate Mail" and "Spiked" delve into the challenges and adversities he faced.
Isham, known for his work on films like "The Lucky One" and "The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete," brings his signature style to "42," creating a score that is both evocative and powerful. The album was conducted by Robert Ziegler and released by Watertower Music, making it a notable addition to Isham's discography and a compelling listen for fans of film scores and baseball history alike.