User talk:Hydrangeans/Alex Lasarenko

An attempt at answering the question: are there enough verifiable sources to establish the notability of Alex Lasarenko for a Wikipedia page?

Potential sources:


 * Kevin Perjurer (pseud.), Disney Channel's Theme: A History Mystery (November 20, 2022). Defunctland.
 * Matt Bailey, "Defunctland Uncovers Secret Behind Disney Channel's Iconic Musical Theme", Music Universe, November 20, 2022, URL.
 * Morrison Liam, "Alex Lasaenko Composer Defunctland Died at 57- YouTube Filmmaker Kevin Perjurer Mourns His Death", SNBC13, November 21, 2022, URL.
 * Rick Goetz, "A Living Built on Music in Film, TV, and Commercials", Music Consultant, August 27, 2013, URL.
 * Chris Lindahl, "Summer of Soul Takes Top Honor at Critics Choice Documentary Awards", IndieWire, November 14, 2021, URL. (The Loneliest Whale: The Search for 52 was nominated for Best Score at the Critics Choice Documentary Awards. The music was by Lasarenko and David Little.)
 * Martha K. Baker, review of The Loneliest Whale, Alliance of Women Film Journalists, October 6, 2021, URL. ("Music by Alex Lasarenko and David Little adds to the tension of the hunt")
 * Sarah Koch, "A Henry James Filmography (2021)", Henry James Review 42, no. 1 (Winter 2021): 60–94, URL. (Lasarenko is credited for the music of the 2010 film adaptation of The Aspern Papers)

A separate but related project might be trying to identify Lasarenko's discography. Movie reviews and announcements the mention Lasarenko's credit as a composer might not necessarily establish Wikipedia notability, unless they also analyze his music, but they do provide verifiable sources for a potential list of his discography.