Composer Jeff Russo recently recorded his score to the season finale of Star Trek: Discovery, using a large ensemble of the Hollywood Studio Symphony. Scoring took place at the Eastwood Scoring Stage at Warner Bros. Studios, and even featured a new recording of the classic Alexander Courage theme – complete with vocal soprano! ScoringSessions.com is thrilled to bring our readers our photos from the session!

The score for Star Trek: Discovery was conducted by composer Jeff Russo, who started out the session with just strings and woodwinds, and then was joined by brass and percussion for the end titles.








The end titles for the finale is comprised of a new arrangement of Alexander Courage’s classic Star Trek main title, arranged by orchestrator Amie Doherty, and features soprano Ayana Haviv, and percussionists Pete Korpela on bongos and Peter Erskine on drum set.





Inside the booth, orchestrator Amie Doherty was manning the booth, providing feedback to Russo out on the stage, and was joined at the console by scoring mixer Michael Perfitt. Russo’s team also included studio assistant Caleb Hsu, archivist assistant Lauren Payne, score editor Matea Prljevic, booth reader Jordan Gagne, scoring assistant Perrine Virgile, and score prep Tracie Turnbull.




The score album for Star Trek: Discovery is available from Lakeshore Records.

