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The CinemaScore & Soundtrack Archives
Back in film music fandom’s antediluvian period of the 1970s and 1980s, before the advent of such magazines like Film Score Monthly, Music of the Movies, Film Music, and others, before the Internet and the many film music related web sites and blogs that offer news, views, & interviews – and a much more closely-knitted…
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These are refreshing recordings to come back to when one wants to escape the moribund electronic scores Maurice Jarre so often does these days. One of Jarre’s greatest strengths is the amazing facility with which he combines western forms with…
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This release will go some way to appeasing fans of both Carmine Coppola and Georges Delerue, presenting as it does for the first time on CD two of their most fondly remembered scores. Both produced fine works that fully captured…
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Hans Zimmer’s music for this unforgettably compelling story of a US military action in war-town Somalia gone horribly awry is one part action music – the kind of percussive action material we’ve come to expect from Zimmer and his Media…
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This four-CD series released over the last two years is an impressive gathering of vocal renditions of Morricone’s music, whether interpretive performances of Morricone’s music (such as the Milva, Mireille Mathieu, and Amii Stewart songs) or songs that were part…
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The underlying feeling throughout the music for this syndicated TV series is one of gentle emotion and heartfelt grace. Erbe & Solomon, who have worked together in features since the ’80s (including the notable IMAX films, BLUE PLANET and THE…
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Thanks to Film Score Monthly’s series of Golden Age original soundtracks and the Marco Polo restorations of William Stromberg and John Morgan, the vast musical riches of 20th Century-Fox, one of the key institutions of the studio era, are finding…
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