Oskar Sala
Oskar Sala was a German composer and, together with Friedrich Trautwein, the inventor and developer of the Trautonium, one of the first electronic musical instruments. As a soloist, he played compositions by Paul Hindemith and Harald Genzmer, among others, on the Trautonium.
- Known for
- Sound
- Born
- 1910-07-18 · Greiz, Germany
- Died
- 2002-02-26
Known for
- The Bridge (1959) — Sound Effects Editor
- The Strangler of Blackmoor Castle (1963) — Original Music Composer
- Glorious Times in the Spessart (1967) — Effects Supervisor
- The Death Ray of Dr. Mabuse (1964) — Original Music Composer
- The Last U-Boat (1993) — Music
- Mars Men (1976) — Music
- The Magic Tape (1959) — Music
- Snow White and Rose Red (1955) — Original Music Composer
- Poor Hansi (1943) — Music
- Poem: I Set My Foot Upon the Air and It Carried Me (2003) — Additional Soundtrack
- Druckgefäß Kahl (1960) — Music
- Oskar Sala: The Former Future of Sound (2000) — Self
- German Film Award (1951) — Self
- Petrol - Carburant - Kraftstoff (1965) — Music
- Zündhölzer (1960) — Music
- Hitlers Traum von Micky Maus - Zeichentrick unterm Hakenkreuz (1999) — himself