The lack of inspiration...

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I agree with morricone for saying that the Sarde of the 90s and 2000s is less enthralling than the Sarde archi creative of the 70s, but how much musicians of cinema can pride itself on the privilege to have an absolutely equal inspiration during several decades! even Goldsmith saw its creativity dropping with the passing of years (and even his fans recognizes it!)

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But Philippe Sarde isn't that old yet.

Yes but he wrote enormously and very precociously... so the final result is the same !

That's what I wanted to say
The only film composer (still alive) that I know, who hasn't lost his inspiration over the years (on the contrary ! ) is John Williams .

Yes, it's true...

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The only film composer (still alive) that I know, who hasn't lost his inspiration over the years (on the contrary ! ) is John Williams .

It would fill a whole new thread; the lack of inspiration in later years. Of today's veteran film composers, I'd say that Morricone and Williams don't suffer from that effect.