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Hardly small stuff—an epic tale requiring an epic score. The powerful music heard in the film is a collaboration between American composer Joseph Trapanese and French musician Anthony Gonzalez, along with Gonzalez’s band M83. The result is a fusion of electronic sounds and full orchestra. I recently caught up with Joe and veteran music preparer Booker White to learn more about what went into making the score.
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Maybe it's because the weather is getting warmer or perhaps it seems like summer is just around the corner, but next week's "Oblivion" seems to be either a kickstart to the summer movie season or a big finale to the spring slate.
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Mashable offers an exclusive advance stream of the 'Oblivion' soundtrack.
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Amazon.com: Oblivion - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: Anthony Gonzalez, Joseph Trapanese M83: MP3 Downloads
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Here's a streaming track from Anthony Gonzalez's score for the Tom Cruise film 'Oblivion'...
As revealed by Rolling Stone this morning, M83 frontman Anthony Gonzalez has shared the first track from his score for the Joseph Kosinski film Oblivion. That’d be the Tom Cruise vehicle directed by the same CGI auteur who directed Tron: Legacy and the only video game commercial that almost—almost!—made us cry.
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With all the videogame music concerts going around these days, have you ever thought about an entire concert dedicated to The Elder Scrolls? Well, composer Jeremy Soule has that very dream, and has begun a social media campaign to make it happen. He’s proposing a concert in New York featuring a “world-renowned orchestra,” but he’s looking for the support of his fans.
Alberto David Salinas Rivas's curator insight,
October 11, 2013 6:03 PM
I think bringing videogame music to a live performace is a good idea to show the audiences how this media can also have elaborate pieces of music.
Pros: more people can listen to music and also bring audiences to like the videogame as well.
Cons: looking for fan support is not enough, Jeremy Soule should also bring more listeners, not only Skyrim fans.
Alberto David Salinas Rivas's curator insight,
October 11, 2013 6:13 PM
I think bringing videogame music to a live performace is a good idea to show the audiences how this media can also have elaborate pieces of music.
Pros: more people can listen to music and also bring audiences to like the videogame as well.
Cons: looking for fan support is not enough, Jeremy Soule should also bring more listeners, not only Skyrim fans. |
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Christopher Coleman's insight:
Michael Coleman (Soundworks Collection) and Kristen Romanelli (Film Score Monthly/ Watcher Junior) join the full cast and crew for a triple feature review! Three of this year's top action and sci/fi films are the topics of discussion: Michael Giacchino's STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS, Brian Tyler's IRON MAN 3 and M83 + Joseph Trapanese's OBLIVION.
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Jimmy Kimmel Live - M83 Performs "Oblivion" Featuring Susanne Sundforør on the Sony indoor stage Jimmy Kimmel Live's YouTube channel features clips and recap...
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The Hangout comes two weeks before Trapanese’s scheduled appearance at the 8th annual ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO. Select questions tweeted to @ASCAP using the hashtag #AskOblivion will be addressed by Hangout participants.
Due to time constraints, Trapanese was only able to address a small portion of the #AskOblivion questions that came in through Twitter. After the Hangout, Trapanese graciously answered these additional questions and sent them to us via email. These questions and answers can be found below.
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M83's Anthony Gonzalez provided the score for the Tom Cruise-starring sci-fi film Oblivion. He's already shared the track "StarWaves". Now, here's the track "Oblivion", which features Norwegian singer Susanne Sundfør.
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April 19 sees the release of the sci-fi adventure Oblivion, the sophomore feature film from TRON: Legacy director Joseph Kosinski. This time, Kosinski is relying on Anthony Gonzalez of M83 and Joseph Trapanese to provide the score for the project and, thanks to SoundCloud, you can now listen to one of the score's tracks, titled "StarWaves."
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Not content with images of President Obama in a ball of fire, North Korea's propaganda arm decided to spice up its latest YouTube video the only way it knows how:
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This is awesome. It was Joe Kosinski who took a risk getting Daft Punk to score Tron Legacy, but the results were superb, a great score that I still find myself listening to today. Now he's mixing it up again with his next sci-fi feature, Oblivion, due out early next year starring Tom Cruise as "one of the last few drone repairmen stationed on Earth." Thanks to an news on The Playlist, Kosinski has secured French electronic band M83 to score the movie, with frontman Anthony Gonzalez leading the way. As a fan of M83 myself, this is great to hear, especially knowing their sound and how it will play into the world Kosinski has created.
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Great interview where composer Joseph Trapanese opens up about coming to work on The Raid 2, how he views Tron: Legacy in the context of his career, and staying involved in the music industry in multiple ways.