Simon Fisher Turner
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Biography
Simon John Fisher Turner, born on November 21, 1954 in Kent, England, is an English musician, songwriter, composer, producer, and actor. He released the single "Shoeshine Boy / 17" in 1972 and his self-titled debut album on UK Records in 1973. Over the next decades, he issued albums such as Nadja (Original Soundtrack) (1995), Swift (2002), and Soundescapes (2011). His film work, notably the score for The Epic of Everest, earned him an Ivor Novello Award. He played concerts throughout Europe with the Elysian Quartet.
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Albums
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- The Dog Star
- Yer Highness
- Classical Piano
- The Peacock
- All Paths Lead to Rome
- Umber Wastes
- Cut
- Light and Dark
- Jazz
- The Hills of Abruzzi
- Pagnaico Cardshop Paradise
- Epic of Everest~Gasherbrum
- Epic of Everest~Annapurna
- The Boxer (For Catherine Of Aragon)
- Epic of Everest~Nanga Parbat
- Penniless in Pescara
- Fall
- Popsong93 [ (For Holger Czukay)
- The Crosetto Flames
- Sappora Sky (For Isao Yamada)
- Epic of Everest~Gyachung Kang
- Blackouts
- Epic of Everest~Shishapangma
- Epic of Everest~Ama Dablam
