Werner Schmidt-Boelcke
Sound · Music · Original Music Composer · Music Director
Born Jul 28, 1903 · Warnemünde, Germany
Active 1928–1985 · Awards: Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, Filmband in Gold
Werner Schmidt-Boelcke (1903–1985) was a German composer of film scores. He emerged during the silent era, producing music to accompany the films in cinemas. He enjoyed particular success during the Weimar Republic.
Filmography
The Devious Path (1928) — MusicDear Homeland (1929) — MusicSei gegrüßt, Du mein schönes Sorrent (1930) — Original Music ComposerA Woman Who Knows What She Wants (1934) — Music DirectorIn A Small Café (1930) — MusicIn the Employ of the Secret Service (1931) — Original Music ComposerThe Sea Calls (1933) — MusicLove and Champagne (1930) — MusicGiftgas (1929) — MusicThe Living Corpse (1929) — MusicTheodor Körner (1932) — Original Music ComposerCagliostro (1929) — Original Music ComposerGefährliche Jagd (1950) — Original Music Composer