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The idea is that everyone can post here some piece of music that discovered recently.
Giorgio Moroder's Midnight Express is outstanding, won a few awards, it was superb
Enrico Morricone, Spaghetti Westerns, most famous, The Good The Bad and The Ugly
a Clockwork Orange, Wendy Carlos
Jaws, John Williams
Lawrence of Arabia, Maurice Jarre
And just a few of my favorite tracks from the Guy Ritchie Sherlock films that I listen to endlessly:
Ben Hur
El Cid
The great Bernstein
The Heston films actually do have some great music
Tiomkin
55 Days in Peking
Another wonderful film
Spartacus
This track for The Island is powerful:
And we are deconstructing this piece in my Music in Film class right now:
Beautiful stuff.
This is a great site:
http://veehd.com/video/4571356_Spartacus-1960
Just click download, click the link they provide, and after it is done downloading you can watch it at your leisure on your computer.
You need the Codec-V Plugin to watch this video.
and I am such an idiot with this stuff. Is that correct, you need to install that or is there another way?
If I google it, it says, its just adds, that might have a virus, so don't install, but it seems, there is no download buttom for the film..
Love it, I just love it. B-)
1994 Russel Mulcahy film The Shadow, starring Alec Baldwin as Lamont Cranston
That it?
I love the majestic feeling of the mountains expressed by the brass section.
That piano reinterpretation of the theme is plain beautiful.
Definitely one of the best love songs in films history, along with We Have All the Time in the World,and Moon River.
I'm also a big fan of Casablanca!
What a great film, what great music. Truly the world's finest romance in these eyes, and so much more beyond that. I plan to watch it late tonight, being the last thing I do before I go to bed.
Very underrated movie too.
After listening to it, I feel, its a bit too harsh for Bond. Dunno, how he does slowing down, but its too edgy for my taste. Do you have another example from him?
Here's chilled out piece.
Some parts are a bit harsh, but a little tweaking in style could still make a good score.