In 1996, Adrian caught the ear of director Michael Winterbottom while playing the phonofiddle (a one-stringed instrument with a gramophone horn protruding) on the set of “Jude.” This lead to a five-film collaboration including the highly acclaimed features “Welcome To Sarajevo,” “With Or Without You” and “I Want You.” Other notable credits include “Some Voices,” “The House Of Mirth” and “Me Without You.” Adrian’s television work is a complete mix of styles and genre. From the horrific events depicted in “Sunday” to the lesbian costume romp “Tipping The Velvet” to the action/adventure mini-series Shackleton, Adrian’s work has covered the gamut of the human condition. Adrian also has over 60 silent films to his credit and completely enjoys performing his music live to picture. Some of the films he has been asked to re-score include “La Terre” from 1921 and “Hot Water” from 1924 starring Harold Lloyd. This past spring, Adrian new score to “Earth,” premiered at the Pacific Film Archive in San Francisco, California. In addition to his gold album for “Wonderwall,” Adrian has received a BAFTA Nomination for “Our Mutual Friend,” two Prix Italia Awards and an Emmy Of The Performing Arts. |
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