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I skimmed the list, they're almost all shorts. I'd be shocked if he actually wrote anything for more than one or two of them, if any.
People constantly list big name composers at IMDB when they submit credits for their student films and short films and such, even though they just used existing music, often without even licensing it.
I regularly go through the pages for John Williams, John Barry, etc, and try to clean out the student films that pop up constantly.
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I know Arvo Pärt's music is used in some movies, but I have not yet heard of a film score he composed. He's a rather reclusive composer.
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Don't know about any films, but just saw my first live performance of a Part work--"Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten"--by the St. Louis Symphony conducted by Stephane Deneve. Also on the bill: a throbbing piece by Lera Auerbach called "Icarus" and Carmina Burana. And Wagner.
Part's piece was mesmerizing, not unlike other things I've heard by him, though I'm no expert.
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I've spent a good deal of time trying to clean IMDb pages of crap like this. I still to this day can't get certain entries removes from composer pages, like Leonard Rosenman.
Tracked music, licensed or not, goes under Soundtracks on the title's page; Composer is for original scoring, not stock music, songs, etc.
But it's not just student films, some dude on YouTube made a short film, somebody adds it to IMDb and boom -- there's another thing to clean up from multiple composer pages.
Even worse is when some loser created an entirely new page for a composer already listed. I had to fold two or three new John Williams pages into his for stock music use one time.
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Thor, while you are here -- did Williams ever do any radio programs music?
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Yeah, having such a large database as IMDB is great, but currating all that data and keep it up to date is a Sisyphean task. So there are a lot of inaccuracies and downright errors in there.
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What I tend to do is find the short films as possible, then check the end credits -- if it lists music used, then I know it's tracked because I can cross reference track titles, then I try to get the IMDb page fixed.
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https://www.soundtrackcollector.com/title/50943/Heaven
The above link takes you to Soundtrack Collector. I don't know the film HEAVEN, but apparently the CD (part of a compilation) only comes with the 9-DVD set of Tom Tykwer films. You're probably aware of that. I'm only relating what I see in front of my eyes.
Tom Tykwer's 2002 film Heaven stars Cate Blanchett and was based on an unfilmed script from the late Krzysztof Kieslowski. It uses a TON of existing licensed Arvo Pärt music as its primary score, but it also has an original score by Tykwer himself in some scenes.
It's similar to the brilliant 1996 movie Mother Night, with Nick Nolte, which also uses a TON of licensed Arvo Pärt music for the major scenes, and has an original score by Michael Convertino in some scenes too.
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