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Speaking at the eDIT Filmmakers Festival, the Academy Award winning composer also said he believes the 2D-to-3D conversion of James Cameron's blockbuster will be “spectacular.”... No comment yet.
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I'm pretty happy about HAPPY FEET TWO and its soundtrack by John Powell is coming soon. Pre-order from Amazon.
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Remember the attraction with the Timekeeper at the Disneyland Theme Parks? This is the brilliant score from it by Bruce Broughton. Here you can see him prese...
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FIRED EARTH MUSIC's "ULTIMATUM" by Jesper Kyd Track 1 'Precession' his 1st album 4 Movie Trailers." (via @FIREDEARTHMUSIC @tmusicnews)
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Ok. So there's a HAPPY FEET TWO video game score coming out in a few days...by Ozomatli. Who knew?
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By request, an extended version of the music from Bethesda's latest concept art video. Totally beautiful stuff, can't wait for the soundtrack as well as the ...
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Samples from John Williams soundtrack for War Horse!
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Ep 34 - Music to Play By!
Composer Sascha Dikiciyan and Writer/Director George Krstic join Chris, Marius and Tom to talk video game scores. The battle continues to rage of The Chemical Brothers score for HANNA. Several weigh in on their early TIN TIN impressions...and beware of the Cylon podcast invasion!
Episode Highlights
00:32 — Welcome and Intro: Sascha Dikiciyan, George Krstic
Music Clips (Select music clips contained in this podcast)
00:00 — "Intro (Party Every Night)" (The Best Music) by George & Jonathan |
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Treat for Delerue fans! World premiere CD release of early-ish Georges Delerue soundtrack for France production with British, American credentials: John Guillerman directs, Melvyn Douglas, Dean Stockwell, Patricia Gozzi star. Intense tale melds romance, thrills, supernatural overtones that inspire Delerue to write score balancing gorgeous main theme, aggressive drama, brittle action. Delerue makes famous name for himself by composing some of screen's most haunting, beautiful melodies, often in triple meter with gentle waltz feel. RAPTURE provides opportunity for composer to stretch, create melodramatic music in less characteristic mode. Results are dramatic score of unusual scope, range. Intrada presentation courtesy 20th Century Fox plus kind assistance of Delerue estate that retains composer's own original mono 1/4" tapes of score in personal archive. Supervising producer Nick Redman, liner note writer Julie Kirgo also locate Fox paperwork with session slates, Delerue's actual cue titles, allowing authentic reconstruction of one of his earliest surviving full scores to date. Georges Delerue conducts. Intrada Special Collection release available while interest & supplies remain.
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There are a lot of music apps that make it easy to share music on Twitter, and Serendip is one of those latest apps. And a little more. Serendip offers the smartest music integration ...
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Dario Marianelli is set to reunite with Joe Wright on the director's upcoming movie adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's classic novel Anna Karenina.
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Apparently, in order to make use of a 2% tax rebate in Oklahoma, Malick and his team have been sourcing music from artists throughout the state and Tate was settled on to write the music.
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Welcome to YAY-YA Radio! Where we stream all sorts of video game music for your enjoyment; 24/7.
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A dramatic and epic orchestral track, recorded with Capellen orchestra.
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Top Ten East Asian Soundtracks by Richard Buxton
Watching films of the Far East and listening to their scores can often be a frustrating experience for someone in the West. The magnitude of the musical talent on offer in the likes of Japan, China and South Korea is astounding, yet it is a rare occurrence for their ability to grace the sounds of a Western film and thus depriving a significant portion of worldwide audiences of outstanding musical material.
In this Top 10 I have chosen my favourite East Asian scores for live-action film and television after the year 2000. Choosing 10 from over a decade of spectacular film scores was difficult to say the least. Having to leave out the many NHK Taiga drama scores, Tan Dun and Kousuke Yamashita among others was certainly a difficult decision, and the likes of Taro Iwashiro and Naoki Sato could quite easily fill this entire list by themselves. Such is the talent available in the Far East, a number of these score would be in contention for a worldwide top 10, and are therefore most certainly worth your attention. |
