Lalo Schifrin, the famed Argentine-American composer known chiefly for his work on the "Mission: Impossible" theme, died at 93 due to pneumonia complications. Born on June 21, 1932, in Buenos Aires, Schifrin's musical journey began with jazz and culminated in Hollywood, where he composed scores for numerous films and television shows, earning six Academy Award nominations and four Grammy Awards, including for his iconic theme in 1966. His contributions to music spanned genres, marking him as one of the great influencers in contemporary film scoring.
Lalo Schifrin, the Argentine-American composer known for the iconic "Mission: Impossible" theme, passed away at 93 due to pneumonia complications.
Born in Buenos Aires, Schifrin transitioned from jazz pianist to film composer, creating numerous memorable themes and receiving five Grammy Awards throughout his career.
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