Murray Gold

Last Updated 23 March 2013 by Harry Ward

Acting Credits	expand all 5 roles
Band Member: Voyage of the Damned	1 credit in 1 entry
Production Credits
Composer: Doctor Who Prom (2008)[Music]; Doctor Who Prom (2010)[Music]	2 credits in 2 entries
Title Music: Invasion of the Bane[SJA]; Revenge of the Slitheen[SJA]; Eye of the Gorgon[SJA]; Warriors of Kudlak[SJA]; Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?[SJA]; The Lost Boy[SJA]; The Last Sontaran[SJA]; The Day of the Clown[SJA]; Secrets of the Stars[SJA]; The Mark of the Berserker[SJA]; The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith[SJA]; Enemy of the Bane[SJA]; From Raxacoricofallapatorius with Love (Comic Relief)[SJA]; Prisoner of the Judoon[SJA]; The Mad Woman in the Attic[SJA]; The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith[SJA]; The Eternity Trap[SJA]; Mona Lisa's Revenge[SJA]; The Gift[SJA]; The Nightmare Man[SJA]; The Vault of Secrets[SJA]; Death of the Doctor[SJA]; The Empty Planet[SJA]; Lost in Time[SJA]; Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith[SJA]; Sky[SJA]; The Curse of Clyde Langer[SJA]; The Man Who Never Was[SJA]; Everything Changes[TW]; Day One[TW]; Ghost Machine[TW]; Cyberwoman[TW]; Small Worlds[TW]; Countrycide[TW]; Greeks Bearing Gifts[TW]; They Keep Killing Suzie[TW]; Random Shoes[TW]; Out of Time[TW]; Combat[TW]; Captain Jack Harkness[TW]; End of Days[TW]; Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang[TW]; Sleeper[TW]; To the Last Man[TW]; Meat[TW]; Adam[TW]; Reset[TW]; Dead Man Walking[TW]; A Day in the Death[TW]; Something Borrowed[TW]; From Out of the Rain[TW]; Adrift[TW]; Fragments[TW]; Exit Wounds[TW]; The New World[TW]; Rendition[TW]; Dead of Night[TW]; Escape to L.A.[TW]; The Categories of Life[TW]; The Middle Men[TW]; Immortal Sins[TW]; End of the Road[TW]; The Gathering[TW]; The Blood Line[TW]	97 credits in 64 entries
Incidental Music: Rose; The End Of The World; The Unquiet Dead; Aliens of London / World War Three; Dalek; The Long Game; Father's Day; The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances; Boom Town; Bad Wolf / The Parting of the Ways; Children in Need Special; The Christmas Invasion; New Earth; Tooth and Claw; School Reunion; The Girl in the Fireplace; Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel; The Idiot's Lantern; The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit; Love and Monsters; Fear Her; Army of Ghosts / Doomsday; The Runaway Bride; Smith and Jones; The Shakespeare Code; Gridlock; Daleks in Manhattan / Evolution of the Daleks; The Lazarus Experiment; 42; Human Nature / The Family of Blood; Blink; Utopia; The Sound of Drums / Last of the Time Lords; Time Crash (Children in Need); Voyage of the Damned; Partners in Crime; The Fires of Pompeii; Planet of the Ood; The Sontaran Stratagem / The Poison Sky; The Doctor's Daughter; The Unicorn and the Wasp; Silence in the Library / Forest of the Dead; Midnight; Turn Left; The Stolen Earth / Journey's End; Music of the Spheres (BBC Proms); The Next Doctor; Planet of the Dead; The Waters of Mars; The End of Time; The Eleventh Hour; The Beast Below; Victory of the Daleks; The Time of Angels / Flesh and Stone; The Vampires of Venice; Amy's Choice; The Hungry Earth / Cold Blood; Vincent and the Doctor; The Lodger; The Pandorica Opens / The Big Bang; A Christmas Carol; Space / Time (Comic Relief); The Impossible Astronaut / Day of the Moon; The Curse of the Black Spot; The Doctor's Wife; The Rebel Flesh / The Almost People; A Good Man Goes to War; Let's Kill Hitler; Night Terrors; The Girl Who Waited; The God Complex; Closing Time; The Wedding of River Song; The Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe; Asylum of the Daleks; Dinosaurs on a Spaceship; A Town Called Mercy; The Power Of Three; The Angels Take Manhattan; The Snowmen; Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS; The Crimson Horror; Hide; Cold War; The Rings of Akhaten; Everything Changes[TW]; Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang[TW]; The New World[TW]; Rendition[TW]; Dead of Night[TW]; Escape to L.A.[TW]; The Categories of Life[TW]; The Middle Men[TW]; Immortal Sins[TW]; End of the Road[TW]; The Gathering[TW]; The Blood Line[TW]; The Infinite Quest; Dreamland; Good as Gold; Pond Life; The Great Detective; Vastra Investigates as Composer: Doctor Who Live[Stage] as Music: The Bells of Saint John; Nightmare in Silver; The Name of the Doctor	126 credits in 107 entries
Executive Music Producer: Doctor Who Live[Stage]	1 credit in 1 entry

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Murray Gold

Born: Fri 28th February 1969 (age: 44)

Murray Gold is an English composer who has served as musical director for Doctor Who since its revival in 2005.

Gold has been nominated for a BAFTA four times in the category Best Original Television Music, for Vanity Fair (1999),Queer as Folk (2000), Casanova (2006) and Doctor Who (2008). His score for theBAFTA winning film Kiss of Life was awarded the 'Mozart Prize of the 7th Art' by a French jury at Aubagne in 2003. He has also been nominated four times by the Royal Television Society in categories relating to music for television.

Murray Gold has a long association with Russell T Davies, colabarating on projects such as Casanova, The Second Coming and Queer as Folk 1 & 2. He has also provided the incidental music for the 2000s version of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) alongside James Bond composer David Arnold, who provided the theme tune. He wrote the theme tune for the Channel 4 series Shameless and scored the period drama The Devil's Whore. His radio play Electricity was awarded the Michael Imison award for best new play after its broadcast on Radio 3 in 2001. It subsequently transferred to the West Yorkshire Playhouse in 2004 and was performed with Christopher Eccleston in the lead role. Others of his plays include 50 Revolutions performed by the Oxford Stage Company at theWhitehall Theatre, London in 2000 and Resolution at Battersea Arts Centre in 1994.

For Doctor Who he created a new arrangement of the show's theme. A number of CD’s featuring his music from the series have been released by Sliva Screen. Gold also wrote the theme tunes for Doctor Who spin-offs The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood

Gold has created, arranged and orchestrated several special live concerts featurning the music from Doctor Who. The first, "Doctor Who: A Celebration", was played at the Millennium Centre in Cardiff in 2006; the second, the Doctor Who Prom, was part of the BBC Proms on 24 July 2008 at the Royal Albert Hall in London.Two further concerts featuring Gold's music formed part of the BBC Proms season for 2010.