the sounds supplied by Espen J. Jorgensen. Also in that year, "Music for Films you should have seen" was released by Optical Sound. This includes music for the only film Jean Genet made, Un Chant D'amour. Turner continued to make music for commercials for water, supermarkets and cancer research. In 2012, Turner worked with Shiro Takatani, artistic director of dumb type in Kyoto, the BFI in the UK and prepared new sounds. He played concerts in Europe performing both Blue and The Great White Silence, live with the Elysian Quartet. During 2013, Turner provided the score for The Epic of Everest, a film made in 1924 by Captain John Noel, restored by The British Film Institute and released on Blu-ray. A soundtrack album released on Mute Records won him an Ivor Novello Award. Simon Turner lives with his wife and two children in London. Actor Television Tom's Midnight Garden (3 episodes, 1968) - (as Tom) Tom Brown's Schooldays (1971 TV serial) The Intruder (1972) TV series The Long Chase (13 episodes, 1972) The Adventures of Black Beauty (1972) Tom's Midnight Garden (3 episodes, 1974) - (as Barty) Who Killed Lamb? (1974) (TV) Village Hall (1974) TV series Kim & Co. (1975) TV series Lillie (1978) TV serial Stay with Me Till Morning (1981, TV series) Neptune's Children (1985) TV series Films The Big Sleep (1978) Caravaggio (1986) The Party: Nature Morte (1991) The 90 Days (Japan) (1992) Claire Dolan (1998) Croupier (1999) The End of the Affair (1999) Hana wo tsumu shôjo to mushi wo korosu shôjo (2000) Discography As Simon Turner Singles "Shoeshine Boy" / "17" (UK Records, 1972) "Baby (I Gotta Go)" / "Love Around" (UK Records, 1972) "Baby (I Gotta Go)" / "I Wanna Love My Life Away" (UK Records, 1972) "The Prettiest Star" / "Love Around" (UK Records, 1973) "California Revisited" / "Simon Talk" (UK Records, 1973) "She Was Just a Young Girl (No Way)" / "I'll Take Your Hand" (UK Records, 1974) "Sex Appeal" / "Little Lady" (UK Records, 1974) "I've Been a Bad Bad Boy" / "Little Lady" (UK Records, 1974) "New York" / "Hello I Am Your Heart" (1975) "Could It Really Be" (Ariola Records, 1977) Albums Simon Turner (UK Records, 1973) Simon Turner (Creation Records, 1990) Sex Appeal (1992) The Many Moods of Simon Turner (1993) Revox (1993) As Deux Filles Silence & Wisdom (1982) As the King of Luxembourg Royal Bastard