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Brian Clifton

b. 1962

Belgian musician, composer and orchestrator

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Born 1962. Brian Clifton is a Belgian composer, musician, conductor (music) and record producer.

Dirk Pilaet (born March 20, 1962, Wilrijk, Antwerp, Belgium), known professionally as Brian Clifton, is a Belgian musician, composer and orchestrator. He composed the music for over 30 films and television series, including De Kollega's Maken de Brug!, the VRT series Alfa Papa Tango (1990-1991), the American movies Bird of Prey (1995) featuring Richard Chamberlain and Philippe Mora's Back in Business (1997), Ellektra (2004) starring Matthias Schoenaerts and Axelle Red, and Spike and Suzy: The Dark Diamond (2004).

Brian Clifton has been associated with film directors such as Vincent Rouffaer, Robbe De Hert and Nnegest Likké. Clifton is also known for composing the hymn for the Belgian First Division A, the top league competition for association football clubs in Belgium, TV commercials for ICI Paris XL and Christian Dior, and the End Titles for the 2005 Thai historical drama film The King Maker.

In recent years, he became a steady guest-lecturer at the Brussels film school RITCS-School of Arts.

Selected works Music for movies and series

De Dwaling (1987) (mini) TV Series Het Ultieme kerstverhaal (1987) by Vincent Rouffaer A Three-Day Weekend (1988) Hoogtevrees (1988) by Vincent Rouffaer Sarah? Sarah (1989) by Jan Keymeulen Trouble in Paradise (1989) by Robbe De Hert Alfa Papa Tango (1990) TV Series by Vincent Rouffaer De Leraarskamer (1991) by Vincent Rouffaer Less Dead Than the Others (1992) by Frans Buyens De Ware vrienden (1993) TV Series by Vincent Rouffaer Over the Rainbow (1995) by Rudolf Mestdagh Bird of Prey (1995) by Temístocles López Bayou Ghost (1997) by Gardner Compton Back in Business - Heart of Stone (1997) Tot mijn laatste adem (2000) Hollywood aan de Schelde - part 1 (2001) TV Series by Robbe De Hert Saturday Night Fear (2001) by Jeroen Dumoulein Hollywood aan de Schelde - part 2 (2004) TV Series by Robbe De Hert Sprookjes (2004) TV Series Spike and Suzy: The Dark Diamond (2004) by Rudi van den Bossche Ellekra (2004) by Rudolf Mestdagh - Best Film Music Nomination at Syracuse Film Festival WaWa (2005) TV Series The King Maker (2005) Badoir (2005) by Diego Deceuninck Droomtijd (2006) Ghajaana (2006) Blinker en de blixvaten (2008) by Filip Van Neyghem Bobby en de Geestenjagers (2013) by Martin Lagestee Bingo (2013) by Rudi Van Den Bossche Andromeda (2013) Speculum (2014) I Wish My Life (2014) Echo (2015) Everything But a Man (2017) by Nnegest Likké

Music for musicals De Plattegrond van het Moeras by Lulu Aertgeerts The Holiday Love Show by Lulu Aertgeerts Malus by Brian Clifton Prins Blauwert (of Marc De Bel) by Vincent Rouffaer

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Who is Brian Clifton?

Belgian musician, composer and orchestrator

When was Brian Clifton born?

Brian Clifton was born on 20 March 1962 in Wilrijk.

What is Brian Clifton's occupation?

Brian Clifton is a composer, musician, conductor (music) and record producer.

What nationality is Brian Clifton?

Brian Clifton is Belgian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Brian Clifton

· Wikidata: Q37984786

· DBpedia: Brian Clifton (composer)

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