At TED2005, James Horner gave a talk on composing film scores — an unusual art form where one artist works in service of another’s vision. Horner died on June 22, 2015, and while TED has never been able to share his full 15-minute talk because it contains film clips that require rights clearance , we wanted to share this portion of it. Read more on the TED Blog : http://wp.me/p10512-pSW Related articles 14 New Year's Resolutions Movie Studios Need To Make In 2017 Audible Channels Launches 'Sincerely, X' Series With TED A new museum 14 meters under the sea, a dance that draws on fiction, and other news from TED speakers The Quiet Revolution With Susan Cain - This Week's Six Pixels Of Separation Podcast Data rock star, statistician, visionary Dr. Hans Rosling, 'antidote to pessimism' dies at 68. 'He made data sing' Cross-party elitism has infected Canadian politics, too Spotify vs. Apple Music vs. Amazon Music Unlimited: Which Is Bes...