Film composer Conrad Pope wrote the soundtrack of the art documentary "Tim's Vermeer".
(Pope assisted John Williams as orchestrator for many years.)

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Film composer Conrad Pope wrote the soundtrack of the art documentary "Tim's Vermeer".
(Pope assisted John Williams as orchestrator for many years.)
Another bit by film composer Conrad Pope.
Film composer Conrad Pope's main theme for the documentary "Tim's Vermeer".
(Conrad Pope assisted John Williams as orchestrator for many years.)
(Penn Jillette of Penn and Teller financed this movie with his own money.)
Conrad Pope's soundtrack for the movie "Tim's Vermeer".
(Yes, "Tim's Vermeer” is a documentary on Johannes Vermeer, the painter from the Dutch Golden Age, the genius from Delft who painted "The Girl with the Pearl Earring".)
(The award-winning documentary was directed by Teller and produced by Penn Jillette. You read that right: Penn and Teller.)
Conrad Pope's soundtrack for "My Week with Marilyn".
Is Conrad "just" an orchestrator or a film composer in his own right?
Conrad Pope - Truffles and quail(No reservations soundtrack)
this song is just magical i feel i must cry
Alexander Desplat, “Marilyn’s Theme”
from My Week with Marilyn “Marilyn’s Theme” by Alexandre Desplat score composed and conducted by Conrad Pope featured piano soloist: Lang Lang
(Thank you, Gabsterssss and YouTube.)
“Here’s what I remember most: her embrace. Her belief in me. And the joy she gave. That was her gift. When I think of her now, I think of that time when a dream came true. And my only talent was not to close my eyes.”
-- last lines, My Week with Marilyn, screenplay by Adrian Hodges, based on the memoir by Colin Clark