It has been five years since the last Cinematic Sound Halloween Special but we have resurrected the show from dead and now present over three hours of Halloween-themed movie music for your listening pleasure. On this edition of FILM MUSIC MIX you are going to hear some creepy concert, film,…
GUEST HOST: TIM BURDEN Tim Burden returns with style to present the music from Academy Award winning composer Sir Malcolm Arnold. During this program you will hear music from the two volume set of recordings produced by Chandos Records dedicated to Arnold featuring spectacular suites from such films as TRAPEZE,…
Our number 1 re-recording of all time is VERTIGO with music composed by Bernard Herrmann. The music was performed by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra conducted by Joel McNeely. The album was produced for Varese Sarabande Records by Robert Townson. http://www.cinematicsound.net/14ann/14thann_vertigo.mp3
AWARD-WINNING FILM COMPOSERS RELEASE “A SYMPHONY OF HOPE: THE HAITI PROJECT” TO HELP PEOPLE OF HAITI, ONE YEAR AFTER EARTHQUAKE Today you can download one of the most important film music related releases of our time. Those are very bold words but I’m confident that after you hear A Symphony…
Our number 2 re-recording of all time is MUSIC FROM JOHN WILLIAMS' CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND / STAR WARS with music composed by John Williams. The music was performed by the National Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Charles Gerhardt. The original album was produced for RCA Red Seal by…
Our number 3 re-recording of all time is THE RIGHT STUFF/NORTH AND SOUTH with music composed by Bill Conti. The music was performed by the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by the composer. The album was produced for Varese Sarabande Records by Bill Conti. http://www.cinematicsound.net/14ann/14thann_therightstuff.mp3
Our number 4 re-recording of all time is the compilation album JERRY GOLDSMITH: SUITES & THEMES featuring Jerry Goldsmith's 1966 score to THE BLUE MAX. The music was performed by the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by the composer. The album was produced for Masters Film Music by Robert Townson. http://www.cinematicsound.net/14ann/14thann_thebluemax.mp3
Our number 5 re-recording of all time is IVANHOE (1952) featuring Miklos Rozsa's Academy Award nominated score reconstructed by Daniel Robbins and produced for Intrada Records by Roger Feigelson. The music was performed by the Sinfonia of London conducted by Bruce Broughton. http://www.cinematicsound.net/14ann/14thann_ivanhoe.mp3