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I'm obviously content with my Varese release, but this is a gem of a score -- one of the Goldsmiths I'm not selling.
You can't get higher praise than that, Ladies and Gentlemen! 
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Nov 29, 2011 - 8:45 AM
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alexp
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I posted this question on the Intrada message board under the said title’s announcement thread.
From the announcement on the Intrada’s website, it said that the score was performed by the National Symphony Orchestra.
I do realize that this same orchestra is credited on the United Artists LP. However, considering that the location of the score’s recording was made at Anvil in England, as was his previous films done there, and given the fact that orchestra Goldsmith used at Anvil for these previous films, (The Omen, Boys from Brazil, and Alien) was the National Philharmonic Orchestra, I was wondering if it was possible that the people at UA Records made a mistake by naming the ensemble, the National Symphony Orchestra on the album.
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The National Philharmonic Orchestra was a pick-up orchestra formed primarily for recording purposes consisting mostly of players contracted from the four major London orchestras. I suspect the National Symphony Orchestra is just an alternate name for the same ensemble.
There is a National Symphony Orchestra in the United States, based in Washington D.C.
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Just got my shipping notice from Intrada, now that's quick service.
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