Title: 2 Days in the Valley
Content:  Jerry Goldsmith composed an original orchestral score for 2 Days in the Valley that was rejected in post-production. The released film features a rock-oriented score composed by Anthony Marinelli. Goldsmith's score was released in complete form by the soundtrack label Intrada Records in 2012. A track was used from Waterlily Acoustic's album, Mumtaz Mahal, featuring Taj Mahal, Chitravina N. Ravikiran and Vishwa Mohan Byatt.
Title: 2 Days in April
Content:  2 Days in April is a double album by a free jazz quartet consisting of saxophonists Fred Anderson and Kidd Jordan, bassist William Parker and drummer Hamid Drake, documenting two 1999 concerts at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Cambridge. It was released on Eremite, a label founded by producer Michael Ehlers. Anderson and Jordan first meeting was at a mid-80s AACM concert in Chicago, but this is their first recording together.
Title: The Days (song)
Content:  "The Days" is a song by Swedish DJ and record producer Avicii, with vocals by English singer Robbie Williams. The song was written by Brandon Flowers, Robbie Williams, Salem Al Fakir, Avicii, and Vincent Pontare, and was produced by Avicii, Fakir and Pontare. The song was played for the first time in Boston, with uncredited vocals by Fakir. The song was released worldwide on 3 October 2014. It was released alongside "The Nights" in The Days / Nights EP. A planned release in the United Kingdom on 23 November 2014 was cancelled.
Title: Strange Days (film)
Content:  International music was chosen as the primary music style of Strange Days due to its variety of sounds and instruments. According to music supervisor Randy Gerston, who previously worked on True Lies, this type of music helped the film-makers create a futuristic atmosphere, noting that "the world is shrinking and people are getting acclimated to strange languages being part of the pop vernacular." Michael Kamen was the first composer hired to create a score for the film. Michel Sanchez and Éric Mouquet, the French duo known as Deep Forest, were then hired to replace Kamen's work. In addition to their score, Deep Forest teamed with Peter Gabriel to write 
Title: Days of Thunder (soundtrack)
Content:  The film score to Days of Thunder was composed by Hans Zimmer and featured Jeff Beck on guitar. While bootlegs were available for years, an official album containing the score was not released until 2013, when La-La Land Records released the film's score, with bonus tracks, for the first time. While looking back at the film's production, Zimmer said, “It was complete insanity, but again because it was [director Tony Scott] he’d just keep it recklessly fun.” Zimmer elaborated on this by explaining how the film's production was behind schedule and what originally was a day trip to meet with producers in Daytona turned into a three-month composing gig done inside a studio built within a warehouse.
Title: The Days (song)
Content:  The song was originally written with Vincent Pontare and Salem Al Fakir, but was meant to be a collaboration between Brandon Flowers and Avicii, with Flowers providing the vocals. However, due to Flowers' dissatisfaction with the recording, Avicii brought on a different vocalist, Robbie Williams.
Title: Days of Heaven
Content:  The soundtrack for Days of Heaven is a strong reflection of the film's context. Ennio Morricone provided the film's score and received his first Academy Award nomination in his soundtrack composing career for his work on the film. Morricone recalled the process as being "demanding" and said of Malick: "He didn't know me very well, so he made suggestions, and in some cases, gave musical solutions. This kind of annoyed me because he'd say: 'This thing ... try it with three flutes.' Something impossible! So, to humor him, I would do it with three flutes and then he'd decide to use my version after all. His was impossible or I would have written it myself. And more nitpicking like 
Title: The Days (song)
Content: Brandon Flowers – lyrics ; Salem Al Fakir – producer ; Tim Bergling – music, producer ; Vincent Pontare – producer ; Robbie Williams – vocals ; Stuart Hawkes – mastering ; Ash Pournouri – executive producer  Credits adapted from CD single.
Title: 2 Days in April
Content: All compositions by Anderson / Drake / Jordan / Parker 1) – 17:26 ; 2) – 11:55 ; 3) – 15:44 ; 4) – 10:01 1) – 10:00 ; 2) – 17:17 ; 3) – 17:51 Disc One: 1st Day Disc Two: 2nd Day
Title: Two Days Away
Content: Mike Stoller - piano, keyboards ; Pete Gage, Jerry Friedman, Eric Weissberg - guitars ; George Devens, Carl Hall, Peggy Blue, Morris Pert - percussion ; Corky Hale - harp ; George Devens - vibraphone ; New York Horns ; Meco Monardo (arranger) ; Bob Millikam ; Danny Kahn ; Barry Rogers ; Dave Taylor ; George Young ; Lew Del Gatto ; Muscle Shoals Horns ; Harrison Calloway (arranger) ; Charlie Rose ; Harvey Thompson ; Ronnie Eades ; Meco Monardo (arranger), Tony Posk, Guy Lumia, Elliot Rosoff, Rick Sortonne, Carol Webb, Joe Goodman, Julien Barber, Jesse Levy - strings ; Carl Hall, Peggy Blue, Marry Ellen Johnson, Barbara Ingram, Evette Benton, Carla Benson, Jimmy Chambers, George Chandler, Lee Vanderbilt - backing vocals ; Steve Nye, Carmine Rubino - engineering ; Bob Ludwig - mastering ; Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller - production 

Question: Who was the composer of 2 Days in Paris?
Answer: Julie Delpy.