Seven years after the debut, Sherlock is a worldwide phenomenon licensed to more than 225 territories and equally popular with cinema tours and television broadcasts. In the UK, Season 3 was the most-watched TV drama series since 2001 with 11.8m viewers. Great mystery stories, the cream de la Creme of British drama, the breathtaking production and of course the vital scores of David Arnold (Independence Day, James Bond: The World is not Enough) and Michael Price (Jekyll & Hyde, Unforgotten). The Emmy award-winning composers are a great way to capture characters and situations. Sherlock is a series that does not rest on their throne, as David Arnold explains, "I think we both want to go a step further, and the show and music work in perfect symbiosis, so we always try to find something new ". "If David Arnold and Michael Price did not exist, it would be necessary to invent them, their contribution to Sherlock is immeasurable, exciting, cheeky, uncanny, playful and easy world class ... the music is not bad either." Mark Gatiss (Sherlock and League of Gentlemen Creator)
