Mark Isham (born September 7, 1951) is an American trumpeter, synthesist, a… Read Full Bio ↴Mark Isham (born September 7, 1951) is an American trumpeter, synthesist, and composer. He works in a variety of genres, including jazz, electronic, and film.
Isham was born in New York City. He studied classical music at an early age and played trumpet, piano and violin. The Isham family later moved to San Francisco, where Mark found work in several of the local orchestras. He also became actively involved in the Bay Area rock and roll scene of the 1960s, performing live with several of the local groups.
One of his early recordings "Group 87" was released as a demo LP to college radio stations. Few commercially available pressings of this first release are available > though several custom CD burns (CBS/Sony denies existence, but providing the label & issue number through their custom burn service known as [SONY MUSIC SPECIAL PRODUCTS] can be had)!> I believe this is "THE DEFINITIVE ISHAM" against all others will be judged! One other Group 87 album followed titled "A Career in Dada Processing", a reflection attesting to the learning curve associated with the emerging CD Format. It was released with very limited availability. Both albums in the "Group 87" moniker are a bit mechanical, utilizing heavy sampling, forceful sequencing, strong percussion and a progressive edginess as compared to the later Isham releases. Mark Isham next released his self-titled "Vapor Drawings", softening the stylings of the group, but with a emphasis on his trumpeting skills, that as they matured developed into the sound that would be identified as his own unique sound. He has a MYSPACE page currently, where all available recordings can be ordered.
His albums Castalia (1988) and Tibet (1989) were both Grammy-nominated. He won in 1990 with his album Mark Isham.
In 1992 he published his first orchestral work Five Stories for Trumpet and Orchestra. The same year he earned an Academy Award nomination for the soundtrack of the film A River Runs Through It. During the following years he became a prolific film score composer. Some of his film scores include: Save the Last Dance, Men of Honor, October Sky, Point Break, and the critically acclaimed Crash which won well over 30 awards worldwide, including the Oscar for Best Achievement in Editing, Best Motion Picture of the Year and Best Writing/Original Screenplay, and many soundtrack awards.
In 1995 he released an album titled Blue Sun. This was his first album to follow a mainstream contemporary jazz format.
In 1999 he formed a group to interpret the music of Miles Davis's late 1960s through mid-1970s electric jazz fusion and released an album, Miles Remembered: The Silent Way Project, which was recorded live.
Isham was born in New York City. He studied classical music at an early age and played trumpet, piano and violin. The Isham family later moved to San Francisco, where Mark found work in several of the local orchestras. He also became actively involved in the Bay Area rock and roll scene of the 1960s, performing live with several of the local groups.
One of his early recordings "Group 87" was released as a demo LP to college radio stations. Few commercially available pressings of this first release are available > though several custom CD burns (CBS/Sony denies existence, but providing the label & issue number through their custom burn service known as [SONY MUSIC SPECIAL PRODUCTS] can be had)!> I believe this is "THE DEFINITIVE ISHAM" against all others will be judged! One other Group 87 album followed titled "A Career in Dada Processing", a reflection attesting to the learning curve associated with the emerging CD Format. It was released with very limited availability. Both albums in the "Group 87" moniker are a bit mechanical, utilizing heavy sampling, forceful sequencing, strong percussion and a progressive edginess as compared to the later Isham releases. Mark Isham next released his self-titled "Vapor Drawings", softening the stylings of the group, but with a emphasis on his trumpeting skills, that as they matured developed into the sound that would be identified as his own unique sound. He has a MYSPACE page currently, where all available recordings can be ordered.
His albums Castalia (1988) and Tibet (1989) were both Grammy-nominated. He won in 1990 with his album Mark Isham.
In 1992 he published his first orchestral work Five Stories for Trumpet and Orchestra. The same year he earned an Academy Award nomination for the soundtrack of the film A River Runs Through It. During the following years he became a prolific film score composer. Some of his film scores include: Save the Last Dance, Men of Honor, October Sky, Point Break, and the critically acclaimed Crash which won well over 30 awards worldwide, including the Oscar for Best Achievement in Editing, Best Motion Picture of the Year and Best Writing/Original Screenplay, and many soundtrack awards.
In 1995 he released an album titled Blue Sun. This was his first album to follow a mainstream contemporary jazz format.
In 1999 he formed a group to interpret the music of Miles Davis's late 1960s through mid-1970s electric jazz fusion and released an album, Miles Remembered: The Silent Way Project, which was recorded live.
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Mark Isham Lyrics
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Ain't That a Shame You made me cry when you said goodbye Ain't that a…
Blue Moon Blue moon you saw me standing alone Without a dream in…
Bye Bye Blackbird No one here can love or understand me Oh, what hard…
In A Sentimental Mood In A Sentimental Mood I can see the stars come…
In the Deep Thought you had All the answers to Rest your heart upon …
It's All In The Game Many a tear has to fall but it's all in…
Just Another Way of Dying Living in fear, is just another way of dying before…
Maybe Tomorrow I've been down and I'm wondering why These little black clou…
Moritat See the shark with teeth like razors You can read his…
Racing Stripes Did you ever have a dream that you were running?…
Rumplestiltskin in Love I'm in the mood for love Simply because you're near me. Funn…
Searchin' (Gonna find her) (Gonna find her) (Gonna find her) (Gonna fi…
Speedo Bom, bom, bom, Bom, bom, bom, Bom, bom, bom, bom. Now they …
Swing Me High Swing Me Low You are forever in my life You see me through the…
That'll Be the Day Well, that'll be the day, when you say goodbye Yes, that'll…
They Can't Take That Away from Me The way you wear your hat The way you sip your…
Yakety Yak Take out the papers and the trash Or you don't get…
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Eduardo Focil Arias
Cada vez que escucho esta melodia me llaga en lo mas profundo de mi corazon es hermosa muy hermosa.
Claudia Salazar
Hermosa melodía!!! La escucho y es como si me transportara a un mundo lleno de paisajes hermosos y de cielos de colores, realmente inspira muchas cosas bellas en mi
conjured_up_skeletons
Te invito al cine nena. qué dices?
Ariel Contreras
Increíble!!!! Magnífico.... Realmente hermoso!!! Hace tiempo buscaba escuchar nuevamente algo así....
Eduardo Focil Arias
Desde que la escuche por primera vez hace 10 años, ha sido mi melodia favorita.
TheMonetMolina Official
créeme que yo también. la escuché hace 6 años por primera vez y la verdad es que no me canso de escucharla.
Eduardo Focil Arias
@TheMonetMolina Official Estamos acuerdo Monet, no me canso de escucharla hasta hoy sigue siendo una melodía muy bella y la película woow.!! la mejor.
Eduardo Focil Arias
Realmente es hermosa.. Amo la pelicula
Lina Marie
I have to cry everytime when I listen to this melody :'( ♥
Jamaal Lawson
Lina Marie I agree for some reason when I listen to this I get emotional and think about the sorrows of the world, wishing I could do something impactful and powerful to change ppls lives. I'm not a doctor so😔