David Bell

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David Bell (born 17 April 1954; age 70) is a composer who wrote music for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager and Star Trek: Enterprise. He shared four ASCAP Award wins for his work on Voyager and Enterprise. Some of Bell's scores for DS9 were released as part of the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Collection‎.

Bell has also composed scores for Simon & Simon, Jake and the Fatman, Murder, She Wrote, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, Heaven & Hell: North & South, Book III and In the Heat of the Night.

Credits

• DS9:
  • "Second Skin"
  • "Past Tense, Part II"
  • "Heart of Stone"
  • "Improbable Cause"
  • "The Sword of Kahless"
  • "Sons of Mogh"
  • "The Quickening"
  • "Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places"
  • "The Ascent"
  • "Business as Usual"
  • "Soldiers of the Empire"
  • "In the Cards"
  • "Rocks and Shoals"
  • "Sacrifice of Angels"
  • "Statistical Probabilities"
  • "Who Mourns for Morn?"
  • "In the Pale Moonlight"
  • "Profit and Lace"
  • "Take Me Out to the Holosuite"
  • "Treachery, Faith and the Great River"
  • "Covenant"
  • "'Til Death Do Us Part"
  • "Tacking Into the Wind"
  • "The Dogs of War"
• VOY:
  • "Faces"
  • "Projections"
  • "Persistence of Vision"
  • "Meld"
  • "The Thaw"
  • "Flashback"
  • "Remember"
  • "Warlord"
  • "Fair Trade"
  • "Unity"
  • "Distant Origin"
  • "Nemesis"
  • "Revulsion"
  • "Waking Moments"
  • "The Killing Game"
  • "The Killing Game, Part II"
  • "Demon"
  • "Extreme Risk"
  • "Once Upon a Time"
  • "Bride of Chaotica!"
  • "Dark Frontier"
  • "11:59"
  • "Barge of the Dead"
  • "Alice"
  • "Fair Haven"
  • "Memorial"
  • "Child's Play"
  • "Muse"
  • "Imperfection"
  • "Flesh and Blood"
  • "Flesh and Blood"
  • "Nightingale"
  • "Prophecy"
  • "Homestead"
• ENT:
  • "Terra Nova" (Season 1)
  • "Dear Doctor"
  • "Fusion"
  • "Fallen Hero"
  • "Minefield" (Season 2)
  • "Singularity"
  • "Dawn"

External links

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• David Bell (composer) at Wikipedia