GREAT AUDIENCE SUCCESS IN FIMUCITÉ 2009 TWO SYMPHONIC CONCERTS


26/07/2009

The Festival gives the FIMUCITÉ Awards to Joel McNeely, Mark Snow and Robert Townson. The Honor Award was for Jerry Goldsmith, received by his widow

FIMUCITÉ 3, sponsored by Cabildo Insular de Tenerife, has finished with a great audience success. Diego Navarro and Mark Snow conducted the Tenerife Film Orchestra & Choir in the second symphonic concert of this edition of the festival.
The première of the “Biomechanical Symphony”, conceived for the Alien Saga music, was played in the first part of the concert, and the second half focused on a tribute to Jerry Goldsmith, both acclaimed by the audience in the Auditorium. During the concert, “El Supositorio” comic group gave their particular comedy touch to the evening.
 
The Festival also gave its first FIMUCITÉ Awards to acknowledge those composers and professionals involved in film music. The composers Joel McNeely and Mark Snow, and the producer of Varese Sarabande, Robert Townson, were awarded with the First, Second and Third FIMUCITÉ Awards.

The FIMUCITÉ Award, an elegant sculpture made by the Canary artist Eugenio Correa Rijo, which represents the composer’s love for his scores, was also given in memoriam to Jerry Goldsmith on the 80th anniversary of his birth. His widow, Carol Goldsmith, received the Award and thanked the Festival for the opportunity of listening again, live, to the best scores composed by his husband.

FIMUCITÉ 3 has been possible thanks to the sponsorship of Cabildo Insular de Tenerife, Canary Islands Government and Santa Cruz de Tenerife and La Laguna City Councils, as well as to the cooperation of a great number of public and private entities.