Title: Snow (2003 video game)
Content:  Snow was planned to be released at the beginning of 2001, but the release date would end up being postponed several times until it was released two years later in 2003. The artists for Snow were Asuka Pyon, who was in charge of character design, and Kobuichi. The game's scenario was written by three members of staff: Mochizuki Jet, Klein, and Jinno Masaki. Kazuya Takase from I've Sound composed the songs in Snow, while Famishin composed the background music (BGM). According to the liner notes on the original soundtrack of Snow, the producers acknowledged that the game's structure resembled Key's visual novels Kanon and Air. Yūichi Suzumoto, who is known for his work on various Key games, worked as an 
Title: Snow (2003 video game)
Content:  The opening theme for Snow is "Snow" sung by Yumi Matsuzawa, who also provided vocals for the ending themes "Futari no Ashiato" (ふたりの足跡) and "Yuki no Kanata" (雪のかなた), and the insert song "Sora no Yurikago" (空の揺りかご). Before the visual novel's release, an album containing the BGM of Snow, titled Snow Image Album, was released at Comiket 63 on December 28, 2002. The original soundtrack for Snow was released on April 25, 2003, containing 29 tracks. A single titled Snow Extra CD was released at Comiket 64 on August 15, 2003, containing "Sora no Yurikago". Three drama CDs based on Snow have been released. The first CD volume was released by Movic on August 22, 2003, focusing on Sumino Yukizuki. Movic released a second volume focusing on Asahi Hiyorigawa, on October 24, 2003. The third and final volume, telling the story of Ryūjin-mura's legend, was released by Frontier Works on August 25, 2004.
Title: The Snow Queen
Content:  2010 by Italian composer Pierangelo Valtinoni (Libretto by Paolo Madron) and premiered at the Komische Oper Berlin on October 24, 2010. The opera has since been translated into English, German, Spanish and Swedish and has been performed in numerous countries. ; A family opera "Snödrottningen" in one act with prologue and 13 scenes is composed during 2013-2016 by Swedish composer Benjamin Staern (Libretto by Anelia Kadieva Jonsson) to be premiered at the Malmö Opera on December 17, 2016. ; The Snow Queen, a chamber opera for radio or stage based on Andersen's story, composed by David Ward and libretto by Kevin Ireland. ; Snedronningen (The Snow Queen) is a free adaptation by the composer Hans Abrahamsen which premiered at the Danish Opera House on 13 October 2019 and received its first performance in English at the National Theater in Munich on 21 December 2019. 
Title: The Snow Queen 3: Fire and Ice
Content:  The original score was composed by Fabrizio Mancinelli who had worked on a number of projects such as Disney's Growing up with Nine Old Men (directed by Ted Thomas). The composer noted the score for the movie is one of his best works to date. The theme song was discovered by exploring a whistling tune during production. The music for the soundtrack was recorded by Budapest Scoring under the direction of Peter Pejtsik. The lyrics were written by singer, songwriter and guitarist Johnny Dav who has previously composed the music for TV series A Matter of Honor and Family Business. The Russian actress of musicals, Natalia Bystrova and the winner of “Musical Heart of Theater” performed the main song “Fire and Ice." Drew Ryniewicz of X-Factor also gave voice to the feature track. The Korean band WJSN / COSMIC GIRLS gave voice to the theme song rendered for the South Korean audience. Starship Entertainment employed singers Yoo Yeon-jung and DaWon (ko) to create the album: The Snow Queen 3 : Fire & Ice OST. Singer-songwriter Eve Ottino sung the theme song "Le feu et la glace" for the French release.
Title: Snow (surname)
Content:  Snow (born 1989), American football player ; David Snow ((born 1954), American composer ; David A. Snow (late 20th/early 21st c.), American sociology professor ; David B. Snow Jr. (born 1954), American business executive ; Don Snow aka Jonn Savannah (born 1957), British musician ; Erastus Snow, Former member of the Quorum of the twelve apostles (LDS church) ; Edgar Snow, an American journalist ; Edwin Snowe (born 1970), Liberian politician and former Speaker of the country's House of Representatives ; Elijah Snow, a fictional character from the comic book Planetary ; Eric Snow, a former basketball player ; Ernest A. 
Title: The Snow Queen (opera)
Content:  The Snow Queen is a chamber opera in six scenes and a prologue by Matthew King. The libretto, by Andrew McKinnon, is based on the original 1844 allegorical fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen. The opera was composed in 1992 for the British soprano Jane Manning who sang the title role in the first performance with Pal Rullestad (tenor) and Tracy Chadwell (soprano) in supporting roles. The work also has significant roles for two young singers as Gerda and Kay, the heroic children in the story and a chorus of treble voices. The work is scored for a small ensemble of eight players with conductor: 
Title: Snow Prince
Content:  The film's theme song is "Snow Prince" (スノープリンス), and it is sung by the group Snow Prince Gasshōdan (スノープリンス合唱団). This theme song and the formation of the Snow Prince Gasshōdan group was unveiled at an animal welfare organization event on 1 November 2009. Songwriter Shinji Nojima wrote the song's lyrics. "Snow Prince" is a choral song inspired by Claude Debussy's Clair de lune, or the third movement of the Suite bergamasque. The piece "Clair de lune" is also featured in the film. The Snow Prince Gasshōdan group is a temporary boy choir that was formed specially for this movie, and it is led by actor Shintaro Morimoto. The group comes under the management of Johnny Jr., a Japanese talent agency that specially trains 
Title: Snowflake, the White Gorilla
Content:  The original score of Snowflake is composed by Zacarías M. and De la Riva. The American version features two songs, "One In A Million Girl" and "Avalanche" performed by Dallas Lovato and composed by Stephane Deriau-Reine (Stephan DeReine) and Mychal Simka.
Title: Mark Snow
Content:  Mark Snow (born Martin Fulterman; August 26, 1946) is an American composer for film and television. Among his most famous compositions is the theme music for science fiction television series The X-Files. The theme reached no. 2 on the UK Singles Chart. Snow also wrote the music for another Chris Carter series, Millennium, and the background music scores for both shows, a total of 12 seasons.
Title: The Snow Queen
Content: An opera The Snow Queen was written in 1913 by Slovenian composer Lucijan Marija Škerjanc, but it was lost and never performed. ; The children's opera История Кая и Герды (The Story of Kai and Gerda) was written in 1980 by Russian composer Sergei Petrovich Banevich, (libretto by Tatiana Kalinina). It premiered at the Mariinsky Theatre (then Kirov Theatre) on 24 December 1980. ; The children's opera The Snow Queen was premiered in 1993 in Toronto as part of the Milk Festival. This is a 60-minute version of the story by Canadian composer John Greer and English librettist Jeremy James Taylor.  It was commissioned and premiered by the Canadian Children's Opera Company, and subsequently performed by them in 2001 and 2019.  They also toured the work to the Netherlands and Germany in the summer of 2001. ; The opera La Regina delle Nevi was written 

Question: Who was the composer of Snow?
Answer: Sandy Nelson.
Sander L. Nelson.
Sander Lloyd Nelson.