History Creator / VareseSarabande

** ''{{Ghostbusters}}''

** ''FarFromHeaven'' (his final film score)

** ''{{Lifeforce}}''[[note]]later reissued in an expanded form by La-La Land[[/note]]

** ''Desperately Seeking Susan''[[note]](shared with Chaz Jankel's ''Making Mr. Right''. And no, Music/{{Madonna}} isn't on it)[[/note]]

Varèse Sarabande was founded in 1977 as the result of a merger between the small classical labels Varèse International and Sarabande Records as a label to distribute reissues of classical albums from companies such as Decca and JVC. Eventually, they branched into jazz music, Broadway recordings and eventually, film scores. In 1988, Varèse Sarabande began a partnership with MCA, and today it has released over 1,100 film scores and cast recordings. Currently headed by Robert Townson, the company not only releases work from legends such as JohnWilliams, JerryGoldsmith and BernardHerrmann, but also supports newer composers such as Alexandre Desplat, Brian Tyler and Marco Beltrami. The label has also released two CD compilations of theme music from North American {{game show}}s.

** ''RaisingArizona''[[hottip:*:twinned with ''BloodSimple'']]

** ''TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' (re-recording of his original score, conducted by his friend JerryGoldsmith[[hottip:*:Intrada later released the film tracks]])

** ''{{2001ASpaceOdyssey}}''

** ''{{Super8}}''

** ''{{Alias}}'' (three volumes)
** ''LandOfTheLost''
** ''{{Lost}}'' (seven volumes, one for each season except for the last, which got two)

** ''StarTrek''*

** ''{{Commando}}''[[hottip:*: later reissued in an expanded form by La-La Land]]

** ''Desperately Seeking Susan''[[hottip:*: (shared with Chaz Jankel's ''Making Mr. Right''. And no, Madonna isn't on it)]]

** ''StarTrek''

** ''TheOmen'' Trilogy

** ''TotalRecall''

** ''{{Aliens}}''

** ''{{Commando}}''

** ''The Family Stone''

** ''{{Alias}}''

** ''{{Lost}}''

!!Among their many, many releases:

** The third and fourth ''[[Film/MissionImpossible]]'' films

** ''Super8''

** ''[[BackToTheFuture Back To The Future Part III]]''

** ''DoloresClaiborne''
** ''Extreme Measures''

* JerryGoldsmith:

The company's success has led to competitors (and often friendly rivals) such as Intrada Records, La-La Land Records, Kritzerland and Perseverance Records. In a way, Varèse Sarabande's success showed that there was a market for film scores and the company has benefited strongly.

* JohnWilliams:
** ''PresumedInnocent''
** ''Stanley And Iris''

** ''MedicineMan''
** ''LooneyTunesBackInAction''
** ''AirForceOne''

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Varèse Sarabande was founded in 1977 as the result of a merger between the small classical labels Varèse International and Sarabande Records as a label to distribute reissues of classical albums from companies such as Decca and JVC. Eventually, they branched into jazz music, Broadway recordings and eventually, film scores. In 1988, Varèse Sarabande began a partnership with MCA, and today it has released over 1,100 film scores and cast recordings. Currently headed by Robert Townson, the company not only releases work from legends such as JohnWilliams, JerryGoldsmith and Bernard Herrmann, but also supports newer composers such as Alexandre Desplat, Brian Tyler and Marco Beltrami. The label has also released two CD compilations of theme music from North American {{game show}}s.

Varese Sarabande was founded in 1977 as the result of a merger between the small classical labels Varese International and Sarabande Records as a label to distribute reissues of classical albums from companies such as Decca and JVC. Eventually, they branched into jazz music, Broadway recordings and eventually, film scores. In 1988, Varese Sarabande began a partnership with MCA and today, has released over 1,100 film scores and cast recordings. Currently headed by Robert Townson, the company not only releases work from legends such as JohnWilliams, JerryGoldsmith and Bernard Herrmann but also supports newer composers such as Alexandre Desplat, Brian Tyler and Marco Beltrami.

The company's success has led to competitors (and often friendly rivals) such as Intrada Records, La-La Land Records, Kritzerland and Perseverance Records. In a way, Varese Sarabande's success showed that there was a market for film scores and the company has benefited strongly.

The company also operates Varese Vintage, a sublabel for pop music reissues and compilations.