Gopher Lunch is the creative team of veteran TV and film composers Jim Gelcer and Donald Quan. Jim Gelcer has many scores to his credit.
Gopher Lunch is the creative team of veteran film composers JIM GELCER + DONALD QUAN. After many years of scoring music individually, they decided to partner up so they could offer producers and projects a richer, more varied creative experience. The dynamic and artistic energy of this team is borne out by their combined career output which spans decades. Between them, they thrive in creating musi
c in any genre, welcoming new challenges and delivering on deadline. Having a world-class recording studio (kuhlmuzik.com) at their disposal allows Gopher Lunch to keep production costs low and creativity at a buzzing high. The studio is transformed into a hive of high concept musical innovation when the boys from Gopher Lunch tuck into a recording session. He is also an accomplished jazz musician and Kirtan artist. Jim has performed, recorded, and toured with acts as diverse as Lee Aaron, and the Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band. He has also worked with Lorne Lofsky, Paul Hoffert, Don Thompson, Russ Little, Terry Clarke, Robi Botos, Steve Wallace, John Sherwood, Richard Underhill, George Koller, Reg Schwager, Dave Young and Bratty and the Babysitters. Early in his career, Jim composed music for film and television, including “Price of Vengeance” (1985), “The Journal” on CBC (1985–89), and “My Happy Days in Hell” (1994). Donald Quan is well known for his achievements in world music and science-fiction scoring. A three-time winner of the music industry’s coveted SOCAN Award, he has multiple Gemini (CSA) nominations including his award-winning work on the syndicated series “Relic Hunter”, “Mutant X” and CBC Documentaries. He is the co-composer of the theme for CBC’s Metro Morning and has composed hundreds of hours of scores for shows in the Canadian, US, UK and European markets. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Gelcer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Quan
