32. He also made several arrangements for clarinet choir that have become staples of the repertoire. Cailliet also enjoyed a prolific career creating music for films. He contributed to nearly fifty films as either composer or arranger. Among the best known of these films are She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, The Ten Commandments (for which Elmer Bernstein wrote the score), and Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. His most famous orchestration is the virtuoso piece for piano and orchestra Midnight on the Cliffs by the pianist and composer Leonard Pennario, for the Andrew L. Stone film Julie (1956). See also Cailliet Method - A method for playing the saxophone. References External links French Wikipedia article on Lucien Cailliet, with list of compositions, arrangements, and film scores. [in French] 1891 births 1985 deaths Musicians from Dijon American male composers Bass clarinetists American clarinetists American music arrangers French emigrants to the United States University of Southern California faculty Distinguished Service to Music Medal recipients 20th-century American composers 20th-century American male musicians