Howard takes top honor at Soundtrack nods

October 19, 2008 Longtime David Lynch collaborator Angelo Badalamenti received a lifetime achievement award at the eighth annual WSA, which was held in connection with the 35th Ghent International Film Festival, which earlier announced that "The Market," directed by Ben Hopkins, had been named best film. The awards were presented during an evening of music featuring the scores of Badalamenti, Marianelli, Argentinean composers Daniel Tarrab and Andres Goldstein ("The Official Story," "Broken Silence"), and Florizoone, played by the Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Dirk Brosse. Guest soloists included British cellist Caroline Dale and Belgian accordion player Rony Verbiest and singers Lilliana Herrero from Argentina and Beth Rowley and Siouxsie Sioux from the U.K. Presenters included Marianne Faithful and U.K. composers David Arnold and Trevor Jones.

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