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[...] Chinese percussion intrudes, but the ambiance is restored with an exquisite rendering of the Main Theme on solo violin, which joins in sumptuous interplay with the Courtship Theme. Both of these [...]

[...] plans and enhanced the film by fleshing out the emotional drivers of the main characters. His Main Theme has passed into legend and is now regarded as the iconic Americana theme for the old west. We [...]

[...] for strings and winds doloroso that serves as a counterweight theme to the ebullience of the Main Theme. We begin in fine style with a score highlight. “Main Title” opens to heraldic celebratory [...]

[...] solo soprano Charlotte Kinder and chorus provides us with the sumptuous beauty of his timeless main theme. The choral ending is superb! Bravo! “Solar Crisis” bombed as a film, yet Jarre& [...]

[...] . Strings dominate the proceedings from the outset, with a choppy ostinato ushering in the main title, “Demimonde”, before eventually melting into a gorgeous violin lament in the piece’s second [...]

[...] Motif is a rapid-fire construct by trumpets and woodwinds, which is used as flight music. “Main Title” opens the film with portentous fanfare to the Universal International logo, which dissipates [...]

[...] to your collection. Buy the Blue Max soundtrack from the Movie Music UK Store Track Listing: Main Title (2:28) The New Arrival (1:26) A Pretty Medal (1:45) First Blood (2:26) The First Victory (0:43) [...]

[...] groups and Herrmann used them all to great effect. He set the tone for the film with his Main Title, which featured the now famous chilling and driving string ostinato. Herrmann stated that this [...]

[...] International Pictures logo presents and Kauer launches his stunning “Main Title”, a score highlight. We are treated to a bold and jarring rendering of the She-monster Theme, which sounds with [...]

[...] countdown to Will and Frank’s confrontation. “Main Title” is a score highlight that features a full rendering of the iconic ballad “Do Not [...]

[...] . Waxman emotes her anguished theme to mark the break. “Joe Walks Out” is a stunning cue and score highlight. It reveals Joe leaving an anguished and desperate Norma who begs him to stay. When he [...]

[...] brutal power. Nicely done! “The Road” is simply an outstanding cue and a score highlight. It renders the Heroic Theme as a lamentation; a sad marcia funebre [...]

[...] Original Review by Jonathan Broxton Fury is a World War II action-drama written and directed by David Ayer, [...]

[...] Original Review by Jonathan Broxton Alan Turing was a British mathematician who was highly influential in the [...]

[...] Original Review by Jonathan Broxton In Chinese folklore and mythology, the story of The Monkey King is as [...]

[...] Original Review by Jonathan Broxton In the annals of human history, it is likely that Professor Stephen [...]

[...] year, when he earned three Academy Award nominations for “The Cowboy and the Lady”, “The Goldwyn Follies” and “Alexander’s Ragtime Band”, the [...]

[...] year end award consideration and so his contract was not renewed. When he received two Academy Award nominations for Breaking The Ice (1939) and Army Girl (1939), studio interest was rekindled and he [...]

[...] in 1945 had a year for which composers dream. He was honored with an astounding three Academy Award nominations for The Lost Weekend, A Song To Remember, and lastly, Hitchcock’s Spellbound for which [...]

[...] in front of a train. The film was both a commercial and critical success earning five Academy Award nominations, winning two for Best Art Decoration and Best Score. Composer Allan Gray was initially [...]

[...] THROWBACK THIRTY Original Review by Jonathan Broxton Supergirl was envisaged as a spin-off, capitalizing on the [...]

[...] THROWBACK THIRTY Original Review by Jonathan Broxton The Last Starfighter was a popular science-fiction adventure [...]

[...] THROWBACK THIRTY Original Review by Jonathan Broxton The world was introduced to the iconic horror movie character [...]

[...] THROWBACK THIRTY Original Review by Jonathan Broxton Under the Volcano is a critically-acclaimed drama based on the [...]

[...] stunning success led Universal Studios to appoint him as Head of Music, where he managed the film scores of their projects, but also continued to write scores. Waxman, however, never saw himself as a [...]

[...] have it that in the early 1970s RCA Victor released a compilation album of his best film scores. The album was very successful and served to not only rekindle interest in his film [...]

[...] and of the highest order. This score is a classic an essential component for lovers of film scores. Nic Raine conducts the City Of Prague Orchestra and Crouch End Festival Chorus THE FALL OF THE [...]

[...] Theme. The rapturous beauty of these five kindred cues offers testimony as to why I love film scores! After resolving to end his affair Yuri is captured on his ride back to Varykino and [...]

[...] special expanded edition, which is available for digital download only, contains six bonus cues totaling 30 minutes of extra music. The most notable of these are “First Step,” [...]

[...] , which presented a substantially expanded version of the score, as well as a couple of bonus cues on a fifth bonus disc. Although the set is expensive, it’s well worth seeking out. Despite its [...]

[...] an hour; this expanded release of the score contains and additional 30+ minutes music, some bonus cues and alternate takes, enhanced sound quality, and excellent in-depth liner notes by album [...]

[...] of the Main Theme, which concludes with a wondrous orchestral flourish! Bravo! Lastly, the bonus cues offer alternative cue versions that feature different instrumentation or solo piano that is [...]