ASCAP Film & Television Music Awards
Past Award Recipients

2002
ASCAP HENRY MANCINI AWARD presented to ALAN SILVESTRI in recognition of his outstanding achievements and contributions to the music of film and television.

THE ASCAP FOUNDATION LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD presented to VAN ALEXANDER, honoring him for his important contribution to music in film.

2001
ASCAP FOUNDERS AWARD presented to ELMER BERNSTEIN in recognition of his outstanding achievements and contributions to the music of film and television.

THE OPUS AWARD presented to NORMAN JEWISON, honoring him for his important contribution to music in film.

2000
HENRY MANCINI AWARD presented to JAMES NEWTON HOWARD for his singular achievements in the world of film and television music.

THE OPUS AWARD presented to STANLEY DONEN in appreciation for recognizing in singular contribution of music to film.

1999
HENRY MANCINI AWARD presented to QUINCY JONES for his singular achievements in the world of film and television music.

THE ASCAP FOUNDATION LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD presented to BUDDY BAKER.

1998
HENRY MANCINI AWARD presented to MICHEL LEGRAND in recognition of his outstanding achievements and contributions to film and television music.

1997
HENRY MANCINI AWARD presented to JOHNNY MANDEL in recognition of his outstanding achievements and contributions to film and television music.

ASCAP's first OPUS AWARD presented to ROBERT WISE in appreciation for recognizing the singular contribution of music to film.

1996
HENRY MANCINI LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD (formerly named the Golden Soundtrack Award) presented to RANDY NEWMAN in recognition of achievement that significantly advances the art of film and television music composition.

1995
GOLDEN SOUNDTRACK AWARD presented to BILL CONTI in recognition of his lifetime achievement in film and television music

1994
GOLDEN SOUNDTRACK AWARD presented to ENNIO MORRICONE in recognition of his lifetime achievement in film and television music.

1993
GOLDEN SOUNDTRACK AWARD presented to MAURICE JARRE in recognition of his lifetime achievement in film and television music.

1992
GOLDEN SOUNDTRACK AWARD presented to DAVID RAKSIN in recognition of his lifetime achievement in film and television music.

1990
GOLDEN SOUNDTRACK AWARD presented to ELMER BERNSTEIN in recognition of his lifetime achievement in film and television music.

1989
PIED PIPER AWARD presented to GENE KELLY whose contributions as a consummate dancer, singer, choreographer, actor and director have gained him a following worthy of a true pied piper.

1988
GOLDEN SOUNDTRACK AWARD presented to HENRY MANCINI in recognition of his lifetime achievement in film and television music.

1987
GOLDEN SOUNDTRACK AWARD presented to MIKLOS ROZSA in recognition of his lifetime achievement in film music.

1986
ASCAP's first GOLDEN SOUNDTRACK AWARD presented to ALEX NORTH in recognition of his lifetime achievement in film and television music.

PIED PIPER AWARD presented to BOB HOPE whose musical contributions in film, radio, television and on stages throughout the world has gained him a following worthy of a true pied piper.


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