Inon Zur Inon Zur ( born July 4 , 1965 ) composed the " " , " Fallout 3 " , " " and " Fallout 4 " soundtrack . During his career to date , Zur has composed the music to over 40 video games , 15 television shows , and 10 movies , as well as many movie trailers . He has been nominated for numerous awards , and has won three — a Telly Award in 1997 for Best Score on " Power Rangers : Turbo " , a Game Audio Network Guild award in 2004 for Best Original Instrumental track for " Men of Valor " , and a Hollywood Music in Media Award in 2009 for Best Original Song – Video Game for " Dragon Age : Origins " . Biography . Early life . Inon Zur was born in Israel . As early as five years old , he was trying to compose harmonies with his mother ' s singing , and became inspired by classical music . He learned to play french horn as a child , studied piano by the age of eight , and was studying composition by the age of ten . He graduated from the Music Academy of Tel Aviv , and spent four years in the Israeli military . Zur feels that this military experience matured him as a person and taught him to appreciate life and work hard at what he does . He moved to the United States in 1990 to study at the Dick Grove School of Music for a year , and then under private tutor Jack Smalley , a television music composer , and others for two years at the University of California , Los Angeles . Career . Zur began his career in 1994 by working on soundtracks for movies , such as " Yellow Lotus " , featured at the Sundance Film Festival . He then signed on to compose for Fox Family for six years , and made soundtracks for various children ' s television shows , including " Digimon " and " Power Rangers " . By 2002 he estimated that he had composed the soundtrack to over 360 " Power Rangers " episodes alone . He won his first award during this period in his career , a Telly Award for his work on " Power Rangers : Turbo " . While he enjoyed the work , he began to want to go work somewhere " more intriguing , more advanced , and basically a place that people really appreciate music more " ; his agent overcame his initial reluctance and convinced him to work in the video games industry . His first video game soundtrack was 2000 ' s " Star Trek : Klingon Academy " , though he started composing for the game in 1997 . Zur quickly moved on to prestigious titles , composing for the award - winning and critically acclaimed " Baldur ' s Gate II : Throne of Bhaal " in 2001 and " Icewind Dale II " in 2002 , among many others . " Icewind Dale II " earned him the first of many nominations for video game music awards , that of the Game Audio Network Guild ' s Music of the Year award . He continued to work on movies and television programs during these years , composing the soundtrack to " Au Pair " in 1999 and the English version of the 2000 anime series " Escaflowne " . Zur ' s latest movie soundtrack to date was that of 2001 ' s " Au Pair II " . He has worked on a few television series since then ; his last traditional television soundtrack was for " The Bachelor " in 2002 , though he has composed music for three webisode series since then . He continued to work on numerous best - selling video games , including " Prince of Persia : The Two Thrones " in 2005 and " Crysis " in 2007 . He has also garnered several nominations for video game music awards , including his first win , for " Men of Valor " in the Best Original Instrumental track category of the 2004 Game Audio Network Guild awards . His latest released titles have been the highly successful " Fallout 3 " and " Prince of Persia " in 2008 , and 2009 ' s " Dragon Age : Origins " and the Nintendo DS version of " James Cameron ' s Avatar : The Game " . He is currently working on the soundtracks to several unreleased video games , and continues to live in Encino , California . " Dragon Age " has earned Zur his third career award , that of Best Original Song – Video Game in the 2009 Hollywood Music In Media Awards .