Three time Oscar winner Maurice Jarre has died at the age of 84. One of the last of the old school of film score composers, his catalogue of work covers over 150 films spanning half-a-century and includes some of the greatest scores to grace the movies that include, The Longest Day (1963), Doctor Zhivago (1965), Grand Prix (1967), A Passage To India (1984) and his seminal work Lawrence Of Arabia (1962). The latter was re-recorded by Silva Screen in 1989 (FILMCD719) and featured over twenty minutes of music music that did not appear on the original soundtrack album. It remains one the most enduring items in the catalogue and twenty years later is still a bestseller alongside The Essential Maurice Jarre Film Music Collection (FILMXCD324) from 2000.