Primetime_Emmy_Award_for_Outstanding_Music_Composition_for_a_Miniseries,_Movie,_or_a_Special

Primetime Emmy Award for Music Composition for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special
Primetime Emmy Award for Music Composition for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special
Awarded for	Outstanding Music Composition for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special
Country	United States
Presented by	Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
First awarded	1955
Currently held by	Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (2023)
Website	emmys.com

Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special

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This is a list of winners and nominees of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special.

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Starting in 2019, the category recognizes scripted programs. Unscripted programs compete for Music Composition for a Documentary Series or Special.^[1]

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Year	Program	Nominee(s)	Network
1955	Dragnet	Walter Schumann	NBC
	Amahl and the Night Visitors	Gian-Carlo Menotti	NBC
	A Christmas Carol	Bernard Herrmann	CBS
	Light's Diamond Jubilee	Victor Young	^{[note 1]}
	Medic	Victor Young	NBC
1956	No Award Given
1957	No Award Given
1958	No Award Given
1959	No Award Given

Year	Program	Nominee(s)	Network
1960	No Award Given
1961	No Award Given
1962	Winston Churchill: The Valiant Years	Richard Rodgers	ABC
	The Price of Tomatoes	Leith Stevens	NBC
	Project XX	Robert Russell Bennett	NBC
	Second Chance	John Williams	ABC
	Vincent Van Gogh: A Self-Portrait	Jacques Belasco	NBC
1963	Project XX	Robert Russell Bennett	NBC
	The Dick Powell Show	Joseph Mullendore	NBC
	Flashing Spikes	John Williams	ABC
	Labyrinth	Gian-Carlo Menotti	NBC
1964
	The Making of the President 1960	Elmer Bernstein	ABC
	East Side/West Side	Kenyon Hopkins	CBS
	Elizabeth Taylor in London	John Barry	CBS
	Greece: The Golden Age	George Kleinsinger	NBC
	The Kremlin	Georges Auric	NBC
	Saga of a Western Man	Ulpio Minucci, Joe Moon and Rayburn Wright	ABC
1965	No Award Given
1966	No Award Given
1967	No Award Given
1968	No Award Given
1969	No Award Given

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1970 (22nd)
	The Challengers		Pete Rugolo	CBS
	Gene Kelly's Wonderful World of Girls		Van Alexander	NBC
1971 (23rd)
	The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau	"The Tragedy of the Red Salmon"	Walter Scharf	ABC
	Do You Take This Stranger?		Pete Rugolo	NBC
	Hamlet		John Addison	NBC
1972 (24th)
	Jane Eyre		John Williams	NBC
	Brian's Song		Michel Legrand	ABC
	The Snow Goose		Carl Davis	NBC
1973 (25th)
	The Red Pony		Jerry Goldsmith	NBC
	A Brand New Life		Billy Goldenberg	ABC
	Liza with a Z		John Kander and Fred Ebb	NBC
1974 (26th)
	The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman		Fred Karlin	CBS
	The Migrants		Billy Goldenberg	CBS
	Portrait: A Man Whose Name Was John		Laurence Rosenthal	ABC
1975 (27th)
	QB VII	"Part 1 & 2"	Jerry Goldsmith	ABC
	Queen of the Stardust Ballroom		Billy Goldenberg	CBS
1976 (28th)
	Babe		Jerry Goldsmith	CBS
	Dark Victory		Billy Goldenberg	NBC
	Gypsy in My Soul		Cy Coleman	CBS
	The Supercops		Jack Urbont	CBS
1977 (29th)
	Sybil		Leonard Rosenman and Alan and Marilyn Bergman	NBC
	Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years		John Barry	ABC
	Helter Skelter		Billy Goldenberg	CBS
	Minstrel Man		Fred Karlin	CBS
	Raid on Entebbe		David Shire	NBC
1978 (30th)
	See How She Runs		Jimmie Haskell	CBS
	Actor		Billy Goldenberg	PBS
	The Defection of Simas Kudirka		David Shire	CBS
	Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women		Dick DeBenedictis	NBC
1979 (31st)
	Friendly Fire		Leonard Rosenman	ABC
	First, You Cry		Peter Matz	CBS
	The Hal Linden Special		Ken Welch and Mitzie Welch	ABC
	The Word		Alex North	CBS

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1980 (32nd)
	High Midnight		Jerry Fielding (posthumously)	CBS
	The Last Convertible	"Part 1"	Pete Rugolo	NBC
	Salem's Lot		Harry Sukman	CBS
	The Silent Lovers		Gerald Fried	NBC
1981 (33rd)
	Masada	"Part 2"	Jerry Goldsmith	ABC
	Father Damien: The Leper Priest		Peter Matz	NBC
	Homeward Bound		Fred Karlin	CBS
	Masada	"Part 4"	Morton Stevens	ABC
	The Tempest Live with the San Francisco Ballet (Great Performances)		Paul Chihara	PBS
1982 (34th)
	The Princess and the Cabbie		Patrick Williams	CBS
	Ivanhoe		Allyn Ferguson	CBS
	Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy		Billy Goldenberg	ABC
	Killjoy		Bruce Broughton	CBS
	The Letter		Laurence Rosenthal	ABC
	A Woman Called Golda		Michel Legrand	Syndicated
1983 (35th)
	Rage of Angels		Billy Goldenberg	NBC
	The Blue and the Gray	"Part 2"	Bruce Broughton	CBS
	Drop-Out Father		Peter Matz	CBS
	The Thorn Birds	"Part 1"	Henry Mancini	ABC
	V		Joe Harnell	NBC
	Who Will Love My Children?		Laurence Rosenthal	ABC
1984 (36th)
	The First Olympics: Athens 1896	"Part 1"	Bruce Broughton	NBC
	Concealed Enemies	"Investigation"	Jonathan Tunick	PBS
	Master of the Game	"Part 1"	Allyn Ferguson	CBS
	The Mystic Warrior	"Part 1"	Gerald Fried	ABC
	Something About Amelia		Mark Snow	ABC
1985 (37th)
	Camille		Allyn Ferguson	CBS
	Do You Remember Love		David Shire	CBS
	Murder with Mirrors		Richard Rodney Bennett
	Seduced		Patrick Williams
1986 (38th)
	Peter the Great	"Part 1"	Laurence Rosenthal	NBC
	Death of a Salesman		Alex North	CBS
	An Early Frost		John Kander	NBC
	A Letter to Three Wives		Johnny Mandel	NBC
	North and South	"Part 1"	Bill Conti	ABC
1987 (39th)
	Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna	"Part 1"	Laurence Rosenthal	NBC
	The Last Days of Patton		Allyn Ferguson	CBS
	LBJ: The Early Years		Johnny Mandel	NBC
	Nutcracker: Money, Madness and Murder	"Part 2"	Billy Goldenberg	NBC
	Under the Influence		Nan Schwartz	CBS
1988 (40th)
	The Bourne Identity	"Part 1"	Laurence Rosenthal	ABC
	April Morning		Allyn Ferguson	CBS
	Foxfire		Johnny Mandel	CBS
	Napoleon and Josephine: A Love Story	"Part 3"	Gerald Fried	ABC
	Perry Mason: The Case of the Avenging Ace		Dick DeBenedictis	NBC
1989 (41st)
	Lonesome Dove	"The Return"	Basil Poledouris	CBS
	Bridge to Silence		Fred Karlin	CBS
	The Hijacking of the Achille Lauro		Chris Boardman	NBC
	Pancho Barnes		Allyn Ferguson	CBS
	War and Remembrance	"Part 11"	Bob Cobert	ABC

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
1990 (42nd) ^[2]
	The Shell Seekers		James Di Pasquale	ABC
	Do You Know the Muffin Man?		Lee Holdridge	CBS
	The Kennedys of Massachusetts	"Part 3"	David Shire	ABC
	Last Flight Out		Christopher Young	NBC
	The Old Man and the Sea		Bruce Broughton
	People Like Us	"Part 2"	Billy Goldenberg
	The Phantom of the Opera	"Part 2"	John Addison
1991 (43rd) ^[3]
	Stephen King's It	"Part 1"	Richard Bellis	ABC
	Decoration Day		Patrick Williams	NBC
	Johnny Ryan		Chris Boardman	NBC
	The Killing Mind		James Di Pasquale	Lifetime
	Lies Before Kisses		Don Davis	CBS
1992 (44th) ^[4]
	O Pioneers!		Bruce Broughton	CBS
	Doublecrossed		Richard Bellis	HBO
	Fire in the Dark		Arthur Kempel	CBS
	A Little Piece of Heaven		Don Davis	NBC
	Survive the Savage Sea		Fred Karlin	ABC
1993 (45th) ^[5]
	Danielle Steele's Jewels	"Part 1"	Patrick Williams	NBC
	An American Story		Mark Snow	CBS
	Call of the Wild		Lee Holdridge	CBS
	Mortal Sins		Joseph Conlan	USA
	The Sea Wolf		Charles Bernstein	TNT
1994 (46th) ^[6]
	Lush Life		Lennie Niehaus	Showtime
	Double, Double, Toil and Trouble		Richard Bellis	ABC
	Geronimo		Patrick Williams	TNT
	Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All	"Part 1"	Mark Snow	CBS
	Stephen King's The Stand	"Part 4"	W. G. Snuffy Walden	ABC
1995 (47th) ^[7]
	Young Indiana Jones and the Hollywood Follies		Laurence Rosenthal	Family
	Buffalo Girls	"Part 1"	Lee Holdridge	CBS
	Children of the Dust	"Part 1"	Mark Snow	CBS
	Kingfish: A Story of Huey P. Long		Patrick Williams	TNT
	30 Years of National Geographic Specials		Jay Chattaway	NBC
1996 (48th) ^[8]
	The Canterville Ghost		Ernest Troost	ABC
	Annie: A Royal Adventure!		David Michael Frank	ABC
	Larry McMurtry's Dead Man's Walk	"Part 1"	David Bell	ABC
	Norma Jean & Marilyn		Christopher Young	HBO
	The Tuskegee Airmen		Lee Holdridge	HBO
1997 (49th) ^[9]
	The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: Travels with Father		Laurence Rosenthal	Family
	After Jimmy		Patrick Williams	CBS
	Calm at Sunset		Ernest Troost	CBS
	Quicksilver Highway		Mark Mothersbaugh	Fox
	True Women		Bruce Broughton	CBS
1998 (50th) ^[10]
	Glory & Honor		Bruce Broughton	TNT
	Forbidden Territory: Stanley's Search for Livingstone		Mark Adler	ABC
	From the Earth to the Moon	"1968"	Michael Kamen	HBO
	House of Frankenstein	"Part 2"	Don Davis	NBC
	Merlin	"Part 1"	Trevor Jones	NBC
1999 (51st) ^[11]
	Alice in Wonderland		Richard Hartley	NBC
	David and Lisa		Marco Beltrami	ABC
	Mutiny		Lee Holdridge	NBC
	Rear Window		David Shire	ABC
	Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You		Carl Johnson	ABC

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Composers with multiple nominations

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Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2000 (52nd) ^[12]
	RKO 281		John Altman	HBO
	Beyond the Prairie: The True Story of Laura Ingalls Wilder		Ernest Troost	CBS
	Don Quixote		Richard Hartley	TNT
	Enslavement: The True Story of Fanny Kemble		Charles Bernstein	Showtime
	Walking with Dinosaurs		Ben Bartlett	Discovery
2001 (53rd) ^[13]
	For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story		Arturo Sandoval	HBO
	Bailey's Mistake		Mason Daring	ABC
	Haven		Lawrence Shragge	CBS
	Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of Camelot		Martin Davich	NBC
	Papa's Angels		Velton Ray Bunch	CBS
2002 (54th) ^[14]
	Shackleton	"Part 2"	Adrian Johnston	A&E
	Dinner with Friends		Dave Grusin	HBO
	Last Call		Brian Tyler	Showtime
	Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story	"Part 2"	Rupert Gregson-Williams	CBS
	The Mists of Avalon	"Part 1"	Lee Holdridge	TNT
	We Were the Mulvaneys		Patrick Williams	Lifetime
2003 (55th) ^[15]
	Eloise at the Plaza		Bruce Broughton	ABC
	Hitler: The Rise of Evil		Normand Corbeil	CBS
	The Lost World	"Part 2"	Robert Lane	A&E
	Martin and Lewis		Ernest Troost	CBS
	The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone		John Altman	Showtime
2004 (56th) ^[16]
	Eloise at Christmastime		Bruce Broughton	ABC
	Dance in America: Lar Lubovitch's Othello (Great Performances)		Elliot Goldenthal	PBS
	Fallen Angel		Ernest Troost	CBS
	Helter Skelter		Mark Snow	CBS
	The Last King	"Part 2"	Robert Lane	A&E
	The Nazi Officer's Wife		Sheldon Mirowitz	A&E
2005 (57th) ^[17]
	Warm Springs		Bruce Broughton	HBO
	Miracle Run		Joseph Conlan	Lifetime
	Pride		George Fenton	A&E
	Revelations	"Part 1"	Joseph Vitarelli	NBC
	Salem's Lot		Christopher Gordon and Lisa Gerrard	TNT
	Sometimes in April		Bruno Coulais	HBO
2006 (58th) ^[18]
	Into the West		Geoff Zanelli	TNT
	The Dive from Clausen's Pier		Bruce Broughton	Lifetime
	Human Trafficking	"Part 1"	Normand Corbeil	Lifetime
	Sleeper Cell	"Al-Faitha"	Paul Haslinger	Showtime
	The Water Is Wide		Jeff Beal	CBS
2007 (59th) ^[19]
	Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King	"Battleground"	Jeff Beal	TNT
	Boffo! Tinseltown's Bombs and Blockbusters		Todd Boekelheide	HBO
	Broken Trail		David Mansfield and Van Dyke Parks	AMC
	Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee		George S. Clinton	HBO
	The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines		Joseph LoDuca	TNT
	Longford		Robert Lane	HBO
	The Path to 9/11		John Cameron	ABC
2008 (60th) ^[20]
	The Company	"Part 1"	Jeff Beal	TNT
	Bernard and Doris		Alex Wurman	HBO
	For One More Day		Lennie Niehaus	ABC
	John Adams	"Independence"	Robert Lane	HBO
	Masters of Science Fiction	"Jerry Was a Man"	Laura Karpman	Showtime
	Sense and Sensibility		Martin Phipps	PBS
2009 (61st) ^[21]
	Into the Storm		Howard Goodall	HBO
	Grey Gardens		Rachel Portman	HBO
	Little Dorrit	"Part 5"	John Lunn	PBS
	Loving Leah		Jeff Beal	CBS
	Taking Chance		Marcelo Zarvos	HBO
	24: Redemption		Sean Callery	Fox

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2010 (62nd) ^[22]
	Temple Grandin		Alex Wurman	HBO
	Blessed Is the Match (Independent Lens)		Todd Boekelheide	PBS
	Georgia O'Keeffe		Jeff Beal	Lifetime
	The Pacific	"Part 10"	Blake Neely, Geoff Zanelli, and Hans Zimmer	HBO
	When Love Is Not Enough: The Lois Wilson Story		Lawrence Shragge	CBS
	You Don't Know Jack		Marcelo Zarvos	HBO
2011 (63rd) ^[23]
	Mildred Pierce	"Part 5"	Carter Burwell	HBO
	Any Human Heart	"Part 2"	Dan Jones	PBS
	The Pillars of the Earth	"Anarchy"	Trevor Morris	Starz
	Sherlock	A Study in Pink	David Arnold and Michael Price	PBS
	Thurgood		Rob Mathes	HBO
2012 (64th) ^[24]
	Hemingway & Gellhorn		Javier Navarrete	HBO
	Game Change		Theodore Shapiro	HBO
	Hatfields & McCoys	"Part 1"	John Debney and Tony Morales	History
	Missing	"The Hard Drive"	Robert Duncan and Kim Planert	ABC
	Prep & Landing: Naughty vs. Nice		Michael Giacchino	ABC
	Sherlock	A Scandal in Belgravia	David Arnold and Michael Price	PBS
2013 (65th) ^[25]
	World Without End	"Medieval Life and Death"	Mychael Danna	Reelz
	The Girl		Phillip Miller	HBO
	Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God		Ivor Guest and Robert Logan
	Parade's End	"Part 5"	Dirk Brossé
	Restless		Lorne Balfe	Sundance
	Ring of Fire		Anton Sanko	Lifetime
2014 (66th) ^[26]
	Sherlock	"His Last Vow"	David Arnold and Michael Price	PBS
	American Horror Story: Coven	"The Seven Wonders"	James S. Levine	FX
	Clear History		Ludovic Bource	HBO
	Fargo	"The Crocodile's Dilemma"	Jeff Russo	FX
	Herblock: The Black & the White		Rob Mathes	HBO
	The White Queen	"The Final Battle"	John Lunn	Starz
2015 (67th) ^[27]
	Bessie		Rachel Portman	HBO
	American Horror Story: Freak Show	"Orphans"	Mac Quayle	FX
	Away and Back		William Ross	Hallmark
	The Missing	"Eden"	Dominik Scherrer	Starz
	Sofia the First	"The Curse of Princess Ivy"	Kevin Kliesch	Disney Channel
	24: Live Another Day	"11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m."	Sean Callery	Fox
2016 (68th) ^[28]
	The Night Manager	"Part 2"	Victor Reyes	AMC
	All the Way		James Newton Howard	HBO
	Descendants		David Lawrence	Disney
	Fargo	"Loplop"	Jeff Russo	FX
	Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise		Jeff Beal	Hallmark
	War & Peace	"Part 1"	Martin Phipps	Lifetime
2017 (69th) ^[29]

	Fargo	"Aporia"	Jeff Russo	FX
	Feud: Bette and Joan	"Pilot"	Mac Quayle	FX
	Five Came Back	"The Price of Victory"	Jeremy Turner	Netflix
	O.J.: Made in America	"Part 3"	Gary Lionelli	ESPN
	Suite Française		Rael Jones	Lifetime
The White Helmets		Patrick Jonsson	Netflix
2018 (70th) ^[30]
	March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step		Cyril Aufort	Hulu
	Alias Grace	"Part 1"	Mychael Danna and Jeff Danna	Netflix
	The Commuter (Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams)		Harry Gregson-Williams	Prime Video
	Crazy Diamond (Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams)		Cristobal Tapia de Veer	Prime Video
	Godless	"Homecoming"	Carlos Rafael Rivera	Netflix
	USS Callister (Black Mirror)		Daniel Pemberton	Netflix
2019 (71st) ^[31]
	Chernobyl	"Please Remain Calm"	Hildur Guðnadóttir	HBO
	Escape at Dannemora	"Episode 5"	Edward Shearmur	Showtime
	Good Omens	"In the Beginning"	David Arnold	Prime Video
	True Detective	"The Final Country"	T Bone Burnett and Keefus Ciancia	HBO
	When They See Us	"Part 2"	Kris Bowers	Netflix

Year	Program	Episode	Nominee(s)	Network
2020 (72nd) ^[32]
	Watchmen	"It's Summer and We're Running Out of Ice"	Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross	HBO
	Hollywood	"Hooray for Hollywood, Part 2"	Nathan Barr	Netflix
	Little Fires Everywhere	"The Spider Web"	Mark Isham and Isabella Summers	Hulu
	Mrs. America	"Reagan"	Kris Bowers	FX
	Unorthodox	"Part 1"	Antonio Gambale	Netflix
2021 (73rd) ^[33]
	The Queen's Gambit	"End Game"	Carlos Rafael Rivera	Netflix
	Fargo	"East/West"	Jeff Russo	FX
	Oslo		Jeff Russo and Zoë Keating	HBO
	The Underground Railroad	"Chapter 2: South Carolina"	Nicholas Britell	Prime Video
	WandaVision	"Previously On"	Christophe Beck	Disney+
2022 (74th) ^[34]
	The White Lotus	"Mysterious Monkeys"	Cristobal Tapia de Veer	HBO
	1883	"1883"	Brian Tyler and Breton Vivian	Paramount+
	Moon Knight	"Asylum"	Hesham Nazih	Disney+
	Station Eleven	"Unbroken Circle"	Dan Romer	HBO Max
	A Very British Scandal	"Episode 1"	Nathan Barr	Prime Video
2023 (75th) ^[35]
	Weird: The Al Yankovic Story		Leo Birenberg and Zach Robinson	Roku
	Hocus Pocus 2		John Debney	Disney+
	Ms. Marvel	"Time and Again"	Laura Karpman	Disney+
	Prey		Sarah Schachner	Hulu
	A Small Light	"What Can Be Saved"	Ariel Marx	Nat Geo