Resultado de búsqueda
Jay Gruska (/ ˈ ɡ r ʌ s k ə /; born April 23, 1952) is an American songwriter and composer best known for his film and television scoring, and for writing hit songs for a variety of artists. He has composed musical scores for dozens of TV dramas , with over 500 hours of shows played internationally.
Jay Gruska - 'String Thing' - Music from the TV Movie 'A Time to Heal' Jay Gruska - 'Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin' - performed by Michael and Jermaine Jackson, Grammy Nomination Best Vocal Duet Jay Gruska - 'Hambone' - Music from Grant Heslov's Independent Feature Film Par 6
Currently with The Belle Brigade, Agop artist Barbara Gruska is a drummer, singer, and songwriter who is inspired by life and authors like Paul Bowels and Henry Miller. Los Angeles based multi-instrumentalist Barbara Gruska has spent 22 years behind the kit, but she is more than a drummer. Over the last few years, Gruska has worked with artists ...
Jay Gruska - 'Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin' - performed by Michael and Jermaine Jackson, Grammy Nomination Best Vocal Duet. Jay Gruska - 'String Thing' - Music from the TV Movie 'A Time to Heal'. Jay Gruska - 'They Danced' - from Maxus album 'Maxus' (Warner Bros Records) Jay Gruska – ‘Landfall Theme’ – Main Title Theme from Feature ...
Earlier this year, the CW announced that the upcoming 15th season of Supernatural would be the show’s final run. Supernatural’s decade and a half on TV makes it the longest-running sci-fi series in American television history. And veteran ASCAP composer Jay Gruska has been there since the beginning, scoring every other episode since episode two. We caught up with Gruska at his Sherman Oaks ...
5 de mar. de 2020 · Growing up the son of Emmy-winning film and TV composer Jay Gruska and grandson of Oscar-winning film composer John Williams, Gruska has managed to distinguish himself despite the looming...
Su padre, Jay Gruska, es un compositor de cine y televisión, y su abuelo es John Williams, un famoso compositor galardonado múltiples veces con el Oscar. Su bisabuelo fue Raymond Scott y el baterista Johnny Williams, y otros familiares que también trabajaron como bateristas profesionales.
