American Film Institute announced about for composer John Williams Award for his artistic career, Setslmha at a gala dinner in Los Angeles next year.
Best known for Williams, who is 83 years old, authored soundtracks for more than 150 films, including "nut-Jaws" and the movie "Indiana Jones" and the movie "Harry Potter" and the movie "Jurassic Park" and the movie "Star Wars."
Lifetime achievement and has become part of popular culture, where the said Sir Howard Stringer, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Institute, said in a statement that "John Williams thousand soundtrack for our lives," and added, "through his genius in integrating music movies was able to raise the value of this art to fantasy levels and to inspire and enriches generations of viewers the magic of the movies. "
The Williams won five Oscar awards from among 49 candidates throughout a career that lasted seven decades. In 2005, the institute chose the music for the first part of the film series "Star Wars" came the most memorable soundtracks at all.
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