
Alexander Courage (born 10 December 1919, died 15 May 2008) was a 20th century American composer of music, primarily for television and motion pictures. He is probably best known for writing the theme music to the original Star Trek television series. Words were written for that theme by Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, not because Roddenberry ever expected the words to be sung, but because by claiming acknowledgement as the co-writer he earned half of the royalties from the song.
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Star Trek Theme (Main Title)
Star Trek: Main Theme - From "Star Trek"
Star Trek I (Original Theme)
Survivors
Star Trek (Main Title)
Vena's Dance
Monster Fight
Monster Illusion
Picnic
Episode titles
Force Field
The Kibitzers
Star Trek The Television Show: Main Theme
Probed
Star Trek
Pike's Punishment
Speedy Reader
True Love
Star Trek Theme (End Title)
Going Up
Max's Factor
When Your Eyes Have Turned To Silver
Silvery Orbs
Original Theme
Crippled Ship
Vena's Punishment
Instant Paradise
On Delta-Vega
The Cage - Doctor Bartender
To Catch A T.
Torchy Girl
Hit the Button
Prime Specimen/Bottled
Where No Man Has Gone Before - Main Title
Star Trek Theme
The Ritual / Ancient Battle / 2nd Kroykah
Doctor Bartender
Prime Specimen
Star Trek Original Series Main Title
Bottled
Approach of Enterprise / The Constellation
Star Trek (End Title)
Star Trek: Main Theme
Mr. Spock
Star Trek (Original Series Main Title)
Star Date
Wrong Think
Star Trek Main Title
Kirk Does It Again
Main Title
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