Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series

This is a list of winners and nominees of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series.

Primetime Emmy Award for Music Composition for a Series
Awarded for	Outstanding Music Composition for a Series
Country	United States
Presented by	Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
First awarded	1955
Currently held by	Ludwig Göransson, The Mandalorian (2020)
Website	emmys.com

Starting in 2019, the category recognizes scripted programs. Unscripted programs compete for Music Composition for a Documentary Series or Special.[1]

Winners and nominations

1960s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1966 (18th)	Michelangelo: The Last Giant		Laurence Rosenthal	NBC
	Bonanza		David Rose	NBC
	Gunsmoke	"Seven Hours to Dawn"	Morton Stevens	CBS
	I Spy		Earle Hagen	NBC
	The Making of the President, 1964		Lalo Schifrin	CBS
	The Man from U.N.C.L.E.		Jerry Goldsmith	NBC
	Run for Your Life		Pete Rugolo
1967 (19th)	The Andy Williams Show		Ticker Freeman and George Wyle	NBC
	CBS Playhouse		Aaron Copland	CBS
	I Spy		Earle Hagen	NBC
	Mission: Impossible		Lalo Schifrin	CBS
	Run for Your Life		Pete Rugolo	NBC
1968 (20th)	I Spy	"Laya"	Earle Hagen	NBC
	CBS Playhouse	"My Father and My Mother"	Bernard Green	CBS
	Gunsmoke	"Major Glory"	Morton Stevens
	The High Chaparral	"The Champion of the Western World"	Harry Sukman	NBC
	Mission: Impossible	"The Seal"	Lalo Schifrin	CBS
	Run for Your Life	"Cry Hard, Cry Fast"	Pete Rugolo	NBC
1969 (21st)	Heidi		John Williams	NBC
	Hawaii Five-O	"Pilot"	Morton Stevens	CBS
	Hemingway's Spain: A Love Affair		Jacques Belasco	ABC
	Mission: Impossible	"The Heir Apparent"	Lalo Schifrin	CBS
	The Outcasts	"Take Your Lover In The Ring"	Hugo Montenegro	ABC

Note: Award titled Outstanding Individual Achievements in Music Composition (1966–69)

1970s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1970 (22nd)	Hawaii Five-O	"A Thousand Pardons – You're Dead!"	Morton Stevens	CBS
	The Bill Cosby Show		Quincy Jones	NBC
	Charlie, the Lonesome Cougar		Franklyn Marks
1971 (23rd)	Bonanza	"The Love Child"	David Rose	NBC
	Adam-12	"Elegy for a Pig"	Frank Comstock	NBC
	Love, American Style		Charles Fox	ABC
	The Name of the Game	"LA 2017"	Billy Goldenberg and Robert Prince	NBC
1972 (24th)	The Bold Ones: The Lawyers	"In Defense of Ellen McKay"	Pete Rugolo	NBC
	Columbo	"Lady in Waiting"	Billy Goldenberg	NBC
	Love, American Style		Charles Fox	ABC
1973 (25th)	Love, American Style		Charles Fox	ABC
	Ironside		Marty Paich	NBC
	Medical Center	"Cycle of Peril"	Alexander Courage	CBS
1974 (26th)	Hawaii Five-O	"Hookman"	Morton Stevens	CBS
	Hawaii Five-O	"The $100,000 Nickel"	Bruce Broughton	CBS
		"Nightmare in Blue"	Don B. Ray
1975 (27th)	Benjamin Franklin	"The Rebel"	Billy Goldenberg	CBS
	The Streets of San Francisco	"One Last Shot"	Patrick Williams	ABC
1976 (28th)	Rich Man, Poor Man		Alex North	ABC
	Bronk	"Next of Kin"	Jack Urbont	CBS
	Kojak	"A Question of Answers"	John Cacavas
	Little House on the Prairie	"Remember Me"	David Rose	NBC
1977 (29th)	Roots	"Part 1"	Quincy Jones and Gerald Fried	ABC
	Bronk	"The Vigilante"	Jack Urbont	CBS
	Captains and the Kings	"Chapter 8"	Elmer Bernstein	NBC
	Police Story	"Monster Manor"	Dick DeBenedictis
	Roots	"Part 8"	Gerald Fried	ABC
1978 (30th)	King		Billy Goldenberg	NBC
	The Awakening Land		Fred Karlin	NBC
	Columbo	"Try and Catch Me"	Patrick Williams
	Holocaust		Morton Gould
	Wheels		Morton Stevens
1979 (31st)	Little House on the Prairie	"The Craftsman"	David Rose	NBC
	Dear Detective		Dick DeBenedictis and Dean DeBenedictis	CBS
	Lou Grant	"Prisoner"	Patrick Williams
	The Paper Chase	"A Day in the Life"	Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel

1980s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1980 (32nd)	Lou Grant	"Hollywood"	Patrick Williams	CBS
	Dallas	"The Lost Child"	Bruce Broughton	CBS
	Eischied	"Only the Pretty Girls Die, Part 2"	John Cacavas	NBC
	Paris	"Decisions"	Fred Karlin	CBS
	Skag	"Pilot"	Billy Goldenberg	NBC
1981 (33rd)	Buck Rogers in the 25th Century	"The Satyr"	Bruce Broughton	NBC
	The Gangster Chronicles	"Chapter 1"	Billy Goldenberg	NBC
	Hill Street Blues	"Hill Street Station"	Mike Post
	Little House on the Prairie	"The Lost Ones, Part 1"	David Rose
	Lou Grant	"Stroke"	Patrick Williams	CBS
1982 (34th)	Little House on the Prairie	"He Was Only Twelve, Part 2"	David Rose	NBC
	Dallas	"The Search"	Bruce Broughton	CBS
	The Incredible Hulk	"The Triangle"	Joe Harnell
	Lou Grant	"Hometown"	Patrick Williams
1983 (35th)	Dallas	"The Ewing Blues"	Bruce Broughton	CBS
	The Devlin Connection	"Ring of Kings, Ring of Thieves"	Nan Schwartz	NBC
	Fame	"Not in Kansas Anymore"	William Goldstein
	Father Murphy	"Sweet Sixteen"	David Rose
	Knots Landing	"Loss of Innocence"	Jerrold Immel	CBS
1984 (36th)	Dallas	"The Letter"	Bruce Broughton	CBS
	Emerald Point N.A.S.	"The Homecoming"	Angela Morley	CBS
	Mr. Smith	"Mr. Smith Falls in Love"	Patrick Williams	NBC
	St. Elsewhere	"In Sickness and in Health"	J. A. C. Redford
	Trapper John, M.D.	"Send in the Clowns"	John Parker	CBS
1985 (37th)	Murder, She Wrote	"The Murder of Sherlock Holmes"	John Addison	CBS
	Cagney & Lacey	"Organized Crime"	Nan Schwartz	CBS
	Dynasty	"Triangles"	Angela Morley	ABC
	Highway to Heaven	"Thoroughbreds"	David Rose	NBC
	Miami Vice	"Evan"	Jan Hammer
	St. Elsewhere	"Fade to White"	J. A. C. Redford
1986 (38th)	Scarecrow and Mrs. King	"We're Off to See the Wizard"	Arthur B. Rubinstein	CBS
	Dynasty	"The Subpoenas"	Angela Morley	ABC
	Miami Vice	"Bushido"	Jan Hammer	NBC
	Moonlighting	"The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice"	Alf Clausen	ABC
1987 (39th)	Knots Landing	"Cement the Relationship"	Joel Rosenbaum	CBS
	Dallas	"A Death in the Family"	Angela Morley	CBS
	The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd	"Here's Why You Should Never Wear High Heels to the Bank"	Patrick Williams	NBC
	Jack and Mike	"Come Together"	Nan Schwartz	ABC
	Matlock	"The Chef"	Dick DeBenedictis	NBC
	Moonlighting	"Atomic Shakespeare"	Alf Clausen	ABC
1988 (40th)	Beauty and the Beast	"Pilot"	Lee Holdridge	CBS
	Beauty and the Beast	"To Reign in Hell"	Don Davis	CBS
	Dallas	"Hustling"	Angela Morley
	The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd	"Here's Why You Shouldn't Get Too Attached to Your Cat"	Patrick Williams	NBC
	Moonlighting	"Here's Living with You, Kid"	Alf Clausen	ABC
1989 (41st)	Falcon Crest	"Dust to Dust"	Joel Rosenbaum	CBS
	Blue Skies	"The White Horse"	Angela Morley	CBS
	Columbo	"Murder, Smoke and Shadows"	Patrick Williams	ABC
	Moonlighting	"A Womb with a View"	Alf Clausen
	Star Trek: The Next Generation	"The Child"	Dennis McCarthy	Syndicated

1990s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1990 (42nd)	Beauty and the Beast	"A Time to Heal"	Don Davis	CBS
	Matlock	"The Clown"	Bruce Babcock	NBC
	Star Trek: The Next Generation	"Yesterday's Enterprise"	Dennis McCarthy	Syndicated
	Twin Peaks	"Traces to Nowhere"	Angelo Badalamenti	ABC
1991 (43rd)	The Young Riders	"Kansas"	John Debney	ABC
	Father Dowling Mysteries	"The Consulting Detective Mystery"	Bruce Babcock	ABC
	Jake and the Fatman	"God Bless the Child"	Joel Rosenbaum	CBS
	My Life and Times	"The Collapse of '98"	Don Davis	ABC
	Star Trek: The Next Generation	"Half a Life"	Dennis McCarthy	Syndicated
1992 (44th)	Matlock	"The Strangler"	Bruce Babcock	NBC
	In the Heat of the Night	"Family Reunion"	Nan Schwartz	NBC
	Star Trek: The Next Generation	"Unification, Part 1"	Dennis McCarthy	Syndicated
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror II"	Alf Clausen	Fox
1993 (45th)	The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles	"Young Indiana Jones and the Scandal of 1920"	Joel McNeely	ABC
	Murder, She Wrote	"Wind Around the Tower"	Bruce Babcock	CBS
	Quantum Leap	"Lee Harvey Oswald, Part 1"	Velton Ray Bunch	NBC
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror III"	Alf Clausen	Fox
	The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles	"Vienna, 1908"	Laurence Rosenthal	ABC
1994 (46th)	The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles	"Ireland, 1916"	Laurence Rosenthal	ABC
	Christy	"Pilot"	Ron Ramin	CBS
	SeaQuest DSV	"Whale Song"	Don Davis	NBC
	Star Trek: The Next Generation	"All Good Things..."	Dennis McCarthy	Syndicated
	The Simpsons	"Cape Feare"	Alf Clausen	Fox
1995 (47th)	SeaQuest DSV	"Daggers"	Don Davis	NBC
	Murder, She Wrote	"Murder in High C"	Bruce Babcock	CBS
	Star Trek: Voyager	"Caretaker, Part 1"	Jay Chattaway	UPN
		"Heroes and Demons"	Dennis McCarthy
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror V"	Alf Clausen	Fox
1996 (48th)	Picture Windows	"Language of the Heart"	Hummie Mann	Showtime
	Diagnosis: Murder	"Mind Over Murder"	Dick DeBenedictis	CBS
	SeaQuest DSV	"Brave New World"	Russ Landau	NBC
	Space: Above and Beyond	"The River of Stars"	Shirley Walker	Fox
	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine	"Our Man Bashir"	Jay Chattaway	Syndicated
1997 (49th)	The Cape	"Pilot"	John Debney and Louis Febre	Syndicated
	Early Edition	"The Choice"	W.G. Snuffy Walden	CBS
	Orleans	"Pilot"	David Hamilton
	The X-Files	"Paper Hearts"	Mark Snow	Fox
	Xena: Warrior Princess	"Destiny"	Joseph LoDuca	Syndicated
1998 (50th)	Buffy the Vampire Slayer	"Becoming, Part 1"	Christophe Beck	The WB
	Roar	"Pilot"	Jon Ehrlich	Fox
	Stargate SG-1	"The Nox"	Joel Goldsmith	Showtime
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror VIII"	Alf Clausen	Fox
	The X-Files	"The Post-Modern Prometheus"	Mark Snow
1999 (51st)	Invasion America	"Final Mission"	Carl Johnson	The WB
	Fantasy Island	"Pilot"	John Ottman	ABC
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror IX"	Alf Clausen	Fox
	The X-Files	"S.R. 819"	Mark Snow
	Xena: Warrior Princess	"Devi"	Joseph LoDuca	Syndicated

2000s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2000 (52nd)	Xena: Warrior Princess	"Fallen Angel"	Joseph LoDuca	Syndicated
	Falcone	"Lealta"	Jay Gruska	CBS
	Felicity	"Help for the Lovelorn"	Danny Pelfrey and W. G. Snuffy Walden	The WB
	Star Trek: Voyager	"Spirit Folk"	Jay Chattaway	UPN
	The X-Files	"Theef"	Mark Snow	Fox
2001 (53rd)	Star Trek: Voyager	"Endgame"	Jay Chattaway	UPN
	The Simpsons	"Simpson Safari"	Alf Clausen	Fox
	Star Trek: Voyager	"Workforce, Part 1"	Dennis McCarthy	UPN
	The West Wing	"In the Shadow of Two Gunmen"	W. G. Snuffy Walden	NBC
	Xena: Warrior Princess	"The Rheingold"	Joseph LoDuca	Syndicated
2002 (54th)	The Blue Planet	"Seas of Life: Ocean World"	George Fenton	Discovery
	JAG	"Adrift, Part 2"	Steven Bramson	CBS
	24	"7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m."	Sean Callery	Fox
	The X-Files	"The Truth"	Mark Snow
	Xena: Warrior Princess	"A Friend in Need, Part 2"	Joseph LoDuca	Syndicated
2003 (55th)	24	"10:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m."	Sean Callery	Fox
	The Agency	"The Great Game"	Jason Derlatka and Jon Ehrlich	CBS
	Enterprise	"The Expanse"	Dennis McCarthy	UPN
	JAG	"Need to Know"	Steven Bramson	CBS
	Odyssey 5	"Pilot"	Laura Karpman	Showtime
2004 (56th)	Enterprise	"Similitude"	Velton Ray Bunch	UPN
	Dead Like Me	"Pilot"	Stewart Copeland	Showtime
	Line of Fire	"Eminence Front"	Larry Groupé	ABC
	Pandemic: Facing AIDS	"Uganda/Thailand"	Philip Glass	HBO
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror XIV"	Alf Clausen	Fox
	24	"6:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m."	Sean Callery
2005 (57th)	Lost	"Pilot"	Michael Giacchino	ABC
	Carnivàle	"Lincoln Highway"	Jeff Beal	HBO
	House	"Pilot"	Christopher Hoag	Fox
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror XV"	Alf Clausen
	24	"2:00 a.m. – 3:00 a.m."	Sean Callery
2006 (58th)	24	"6:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m."	Sean Callery	Fox
	Masters of Horror	"Dreams in the Witch House"	Richard Band	Showtime
	Rome	"Triumph"	Jeff Beal	HBO
	Stargate Atlantis	"Grace Under Pressure"	Joel Goldsmith	Sci Fi
	Supernatural	"Pilot"	Christopher Lennertz	The WB
2007 (59th)	Planet Earth	"Pole to Pole"	George Fenton	Discovery
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	"Law of Gravity"	John Keane	CBS
	Ghost Whisperer	"Love Never Dies"	Mark Snow
	Kidnapped	"Pilot"	W. G. Snuffy Walden	NBC
	Rome	"Philippi"	Jeff Beal	HBO
	24	"6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m."	Sean Callery	Fox
2008 (60th)	Pushing Daisies	"Pigeon"	Jim Dooley	ABC
	Family Guy	"Lois Kills Stewie"	Ron Jones	Fox
	House	"Guardian Angels"	Jon Ehrlich and Jason Derlatka
	Little People, Big World	"Roloff Road Trip: Grand Canyon"	Joey Newman	TLC
	Lost	"The Constant"	Michael Giacchino	ABC
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror XVIII"	Alf Clausen	Fox
2009 (61st)	Legend of the Seeker	"Prophecy"	Joseph LoDuca	Syndicated
	Castle	"Flowers from Your Grave"	Robert Duncan	ABC
	Ghost Whisperer	"Leap of Faith"	Mark Snow	CBS
	The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency	"Pilot"	Gabriel Yared	HBO
	The Simpsons	"Gone Maggie Gone"	Alf Clausen	Fox
	24	"7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m."	Sean Callery

2010s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2010 (62nd)	24	"3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m."	Sean Callery	Fox
	Batman: The Brave and the Bold	"Mayhem of the Music Meister"	Kristopher Carter, Michael Jelenic, Michael McCuistion, Lolita Ritmanis and James Tucker	Cartoon Network
	FlashForward	"No More Good Days"	Ramin Djawadi	ABC
	Lost	"The End"	Michael Giacchino
	Psych	"Mr. Yin Presents"	Adam Cohen and John Robert Wood	USA
2011 (63rd)	American Masters	"John Muir in the New World"	Garth Neustadter	PBS
	Family Guy	"And Then There Were Fewer"	Walter Murphy	Fox
		"Road to the North Pole"	Ron Jones
	The Simpsons	"Treehouse of Horror XXI"	Alf Clausen
	30 Rock	"100"	Jeff Richmond	NBC
2012 (64th)	Downton Abbey	"Episode Six"	John Lunn	PBS
	The Borgias	"The Confession"	Trevor Morris	Showtime
	Pan Am	"Pilot"	Blake Neely	ABC
	Smash	"Publicity"	Chris P. Bacon and Marc Shaiman	NBC
	30 Rock	"The Tuxedo Begins"	Jeff Richmond
2013 (65th)	Downton Abbey	"Episode Six"	John Lunn	PBS
	Arrested Development	"Flight of the Phoenix"	David Schwartz	Netflix
	The Borgias	"The Prince"	Trevor Morris	Showtime
	House of Cards	"Chapter 1"	Jeff Beal	Netflix
	Last Resort	"Captain"	Robert Duncan	ABC
	Mr Selfridge	"Episode 1"	Charlie Mole	PBS
2014 (66th)	Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey	"Standing Up in the Milky Way"	Alan Silvestri	Fox
	Downton Abbey	"Episode Eight"	John Lunn	PBS
	Game of Thrones	"The Mountain and the Viper"	Ramin Djawadi	HBO
	House of Cards	"Chapter 26"	Jeff Beal	Netflix
	True Detective	"Form and Void"	T Bone Burnett	HBO
2015 (67th) [2]	House of Cards	"Chapter 32"	Jeff Beal	Netflix
	Chef's Table	"Francis Mallmann"	Duncan Thum	Netflix
	Outlander	"Sassenach"	Bear McCreary	Starz
	The Paradise	"Episode 8"	Maurizio Malagnini	PBS
	Penny Dreadful	"Closer Than Sisters"	Abel Korzeniowski	Showtime
	Tyrant	"Pilot"	Jeff Danna and Mychael Danna	FX
2016 (68th) [3]	Mr. Robot	"eps1.0 hellofriend.mov"	Mac Quayle	USA
	Bates Motel	"Forever"	Chris Bacon	A&E
	Chef's Table	"Grant Achatz"	Duncan Thum	Netflix
	Limitless	"Pilot"	Paul Leonard-Morgan	CBS
	Minority Report	"Pilot"	Sean Callery	Fox
	Penny Dreadful	"And They Were Enemies"	Abel Korzeniowski	Showtime
2017 (69th) [4]
	House of Cards	"Chapter 63"	Jeff Beal	Netflix
	The Crown	"Hyde Park Corner"	Rupert Gregson-Williams	Netflix
	Planet Earth II	"Islands"	Jacob Shea and Jasha Klebe	BBC America
	A Series of Unfortunate Events	"The Bad Beginning"	James Newton Howard	Netflix
	Taboo	"Episode 1"	Max Richter	FX
	Victoria	"Doll 123"	Martin Phipps, Ruth Barrett and Natalie Holt	PBS
2018 (70th) [5]
	Game of Thrones	"The Dragon and the Wolf"	Ramin Djawadi	HBO
	Marvel's Jessica Jones	"AKA Playland"	Sean Callery	Netflix
	Once Upon a Time	"Leaving Storybrooke"	Mark Isham, Cindy O'Connor and Michael Simon	ABC
	SEAL Team	"Pattern of Life"	W. G. Snuffy Walden and A. Patrick Rose	CBS
	Star Wars Rebels	"Family Reunion and Farewell"	Kevin Kiner	Disney XD
	Westworld	"Akane No Mai"	Ramin Djawadi	HBO
2019 (71st) [6]
	Game of Thrones	"The Long Night"	Ramin Djawadi	HBO
	Barry	"What?!"	David Wingo	HBO
	The Handmaid's Tale	"The Word"	Adam Taylor	Hulu
	House of Cards	"Chapter 73"	Jeff Beal	Netflix
	This Is Us	"Songbird Road, Part 1"	Siddhartha Khosla	NBC

2020s

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2020 (72nd) [7]
	The Mandalorian	"Chapter 8: Redemption"	Ludwig Göransson	Disney+
	The Crown	"Aberfan"	Martin Phipps	Netflix
	Euphoria	"’03 Bonnie and Clyde"	Labrinth	HBO
	Ozark	"All In"	Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans	Netflix
	Succession	"This Is Not for Tears"	Nicholas Britell	HBO

Total awards by network

CBS – 10 ABC – 7 NBC – 6 Fox – 3 PBS – 3 Syndicated – 3

Discovery Channel – 2 HBO – 2 Netflix – 2 UPN – 2 The WB – 2

Disney+ – 1 Showtime – 1 USA – 1

Programs with multiple awards

3 awards 24

2 awards Beauty and the Beast Dallas (consecutive) Downton Abbey (consecutive) Game of Thrones (consecutive) House of Cards Little House on the Prairie The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (consecutive)

Programs with multiple nominations

12 nominations The Simpsons (Fox) 8 nominations 24 (Fox) 6 nominations Dallas (CBS) 5 nominations House of Cards (Netflix) Star Trek: The Next Generation (Syndicated) Star Trek: Voyager (UPN) The X-Files (Fox) Xena: Warrior Princess (Syndicated)

4 nominations Little House on the Prairie (NBC) Lou Grant (ABC) Moonlighting (CBS) 3 nominations Beauty and the Beast (CBS) Downton Abbey (PBS) Family Guy (Fox) Game of Thrones (HBO) I Spy (NBC) Lost (ABC) Matlock (NBC) Murder, She Wrote (CBS) The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (ABC)

2 nominations The Borgias (Showtime) Bronk (CBS) Chef's Table (Netflix) Columbo (NBC) The Crown (Netflix) The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd (NBC) Dynasty (ABC) Enterprise (UPN) Ghost Whisperer (CBS) House (Fox) Knots Landing (CBS) Miami Vice (NBC) Penny Dreadful (Showtime) Rome (HBO) Roots (ABC) SeaQuest DSV (NBC) St. Elsewhere (NBC) 30 Rock (NBC)

Composers with multiple awards

3 awards Bruce Broughton Sean Callery David Rose

2 awards Jeff Beal Don Davis John Debney Ramin Djawadi George Fenton Billy Goldenberg Joseph LoDuca John Lunn Joel Rosenbaum Laurence Rosenthal Morton Stevens

Composers with multiple nominations

16 nominations Alf Clausen 10 nominations Sean Callery Patrick Williams 8 nominations Dennis McCarthy David Rose 7 nominations Jeff Beal Mark Snow 6 nominations Bruce Broughton Billy Goldenberg Joseph LoDuca Angela Morley Morton Stevens

5 nominations Ramin Djawadi Bruce Babcock Don Davis W. G. Snuffy Walden 4 nominations Jay Chattaway Dick DeBenedictis Charles Fox Pete Rugolo Lalo Schifrin Nan Schwartz 3 nominations Jon Ehrlich Michael Giacchino Earle Hagen John Lunn Joel Rosenbaum Laurence Rosenthal

2 nominations Steven Bramson Velton Ray Bunch John Cacavas John Debney Jason Derlatka Robert Duncan George Fenton Gerald Fried Joel Goldsmith Jan Hammer Quincy Jones Ron Jones Fred Karlin Abel Korzeniowski Trevor Morris Martin Phipps J. A. C. Redford Jeff Richmond Duncan Thum Jack Urbont

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