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Carl Davis: Maestro is a book by Wendy Thompson about the composing and conducting career of Carl Davis and his impact on music-making. It explores the craft of film scoring, bringing silent films back to life, and working with choreographers.
Born in New York, Davis began his career in America, studied in Copenhagen, then moved to Britain and worked in classical music, theatre, film, and television. He composed almost 400 film and TV scores, won several BAFTAs and Ivor Novello awards, and became the number one choice to score silent films.
The book discusses notable work including The French Lieutenant's Woman (BAFTA/Ivor Novello Winner), Pride and Prejudice (1995 TV Series), Scandal (1989), and Cranford.