Casablanca100views Posted June 10, 2015 Herrmann wasn't the only composer to Hitchcock. Rozsa composed the soundtrack to Spellbound, and included an early use of a theremin. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Casablanca100views Posted June 13, 2015 Jerry Goldsmith LA Confidential 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Casablanca100views Posted June 14, 2015 Patrick Doyle Henry V Battle of Agincourt: Amazingly, this was his first major motion picture soundtrack composing. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheGayDivorcee Posted June 14, 2015 Herrmann wasn't the only composer to Hitchcock. Rozsa composed the soundtrack to Spellbound, and included an early use of a theremin. So hauntingly beautiful. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Casablanca100views Posted June 23, 2015 RIP, James Horner End Credits to Apollo 13: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Casablanca100views Posted June 23, 2015 James Horner One of my all time favorites. The Place Where Dreams Come True: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sepiatone Posted June 24, 2015 I'm not sure who Charlotte is, but elswhere in these forums, in similar threads, I've posted a few of my favorite movie scores are: David Holms score for the 2001 version of OCEAN'S ELEVEN... The work done by T-Bone Burnett and others for O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?... Then there's all the cleverly "era correct" music written by a list that includes... TOM HANKS ADAM SCHLESINGER RICH ELIAS SCOTT ROGERS MIKE PICARILLO GARY GOETZMAN and HOWARD SHORE for 1996's THAT THING YOU DO And I'll include any and just about all of that very early jazz music that often winds up as background score in many WOODY ALLEN films. JERRY GOLDSMITH'S score for PAPILLON(1973) And, whenever I discuss a movie "score", I usually mean ALL the music, NOT just any popular songs that might have come out of it. Which is WHY I always also include ALL the music heard in THE WIZARD OF OZ, by HAROLD ARLEN...YIP HARBURG...and...HERB STOTHART. Don't know for sure WHO wrote WHICH parts, I just sit back, listen and enjoy. Sepiatone 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Casablanca100views Posted June 24, 2015 I'm not sure who Charlotte is, but elswhere in these forums, in similar threads, I've posted a few of my favorite movie scores are: David Holms score for the 2001 version of OCEAN'S ELEVEN... The work done by T-Bone Burnett and others for O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?... Then there's all the cleverly "era correct" music written by a list that includes... TOM HANKS ADAM SCHLESINGER RICH ELIAS SCOTT ROGERS MIKE PICARILLO GARY GOETZMAN and HOWARD SHORE for 1996's THAT THING YOU DO And I'll include any and just about all of that very early jazz music that often winds up as background score in many WOODY ALLEN films. JERRY GOLDSMITH'S score for PAPILLON(1973) And, whenever I discuss a movie "score", I usually mean ALL the music, NOT just any popular songs that might have come out of it. Which is WHY I always also include ALL the music heard in THE WIZARD OF OZ, by HAROLD ARLEN...YIP HARBURG...and...HERB STOTHART. Don't know for sure WHO wrote WHICH parts, I just sit back, listen and enjoy. Sepiatone Youtube is slowly getting easier to locate an entire score for a movie. I tend with the 30s-40s more myself, so to each his own. John Williams seems to have recieved all the glory concerning scores in the last few decades, and I am glad just to be able to post some personal favorites and recognition for composers of their day. I had no idea there was a second thread. Good, you have a spot for your favorites too. Here's some more Franz Waxman. The score for Taras Bulba, much later in 1962: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Casablanca100views Posted June 26, 2015 RIP Patrick McNee, who played the Young Marley: Richard Addinsell's very charming English score for A Christmas Carol Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
