GUEST HOST: TIM BURDEN Cinematic Sound Radio's 2012 programming ends with guest host Tim Burden's superb two-part radio special dedicated to a Hollywood film music legend. April 4th, 2012 marked the 90th anniversary of Elmer Bernstein's birth and to celebrate that momentous occasion Tim Burden invited along with him Bernstein's…
Welcome one and all to Cinematic Sound Radio's second annual Christmas special. I've been producing Christmas specials since the beginning of the show back in 1996 but last year was the first Christmas themed program I produced in roughly two to three years. So, to keep a promise I made…
GUEST HOST: JOSHUA HOPPMAN Cinematic Sound is proud to welcome yet another guest host into the fold. Born in 1992, Joshua Hoppman has always had a passion for great movies, independent filmmaking and listening to movie soundtracks. Movie scores have always been one of Joshua's favorite aspects of films and started…
Autumn is probably my favorite season. The cooler weather, the colour of the leaves, Thanksgiving, pumpkin pie, pumpkin beer... but most importantly it's Halloween season which gives me an excuse to watch scary films every night and indulge in over the top horror film music. Music written for the horror…
Let the celebration begin! The summer hiatus is over... wait a minute, aren't we already 26 days into Autumn?! Anyway, it's great to be back, and what a great time of the year to make my triumphant return. Two of the biggest scores of the year have come across my…
GUEST HOST: ROBERT DANIELS Introduction by Robert Daniels: On this edition of Film Music Mix journey with me again as I explore more obscure scores. You’ll hear music from some of the masters as well as some composers you’ve probably never heard of including Bruce Broughton’s THE BALLAD OF LUCY…
GUEST HOST: AMER ZAHID Cinematic Sound's celebration of Bernard Herrmann's 100th anniversary continues with part two of Amer Zahid's FIRE & PASSION: A TRIBUTE TO BERNARD HERRMANN. In this second and final instalment, Amer presents music from arguably the greatest debut film score of all time to Orson's Welles' 1941…
