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I thought it was a bit of a cheap shot at the end to bang on about the first 5 notes of the STAR WARS fanfare sounding like KING'S ROW. Yaaaawwwwwwnnnnnnn!!!! Spend 50 minutes fawning over the Golden Agers who never copied anything!!! - yeah, right - then have a pop at Williams for daring to use 5 notes from something from a long time ago... Otherwise, it was a pretty good doc.
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>>>>>>>Django Unchained>>>>>>>> Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!! What does that even mean!!??
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>>>>>>>Django Unchained>>>>>>>> Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!! What does that even mean!!?? i think they mean bacalov and morricone from 1960s italian westerns.
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"From a list of soundtracks selected by film music lovers from the BBC's radio stations including Simon Mayo, Francine Stock, Mary Anne Hobbs, Rhianna Dillon and Tommy Sandhu, the public will choose their favourite Sound of Cinema soundtrack in an online vote between 12 and 20 September. In a chart show style on Friday 27 September the BBC Concert Orchestra, conducted by Robert Ziegler, will play the top 20 countdown culminating in the nation's number one favourite soundtrack live on BBC Radio 3 from the world famous AIR Studios in London." I was starting to worry it was all geting a bit ClassicFM but then I noticed LORD OF THE RINGS is not even on the list... Well yes, but The Dark Knight Rises is.
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In my opinion, the BBC film music season got off to a great start last night with a presenter who knows his stuff. Homage paid to golden years masters Steiner, Rozsa, Herrmann and Korngold. Admittedly there were omissions like Newman, Tiomkin and Webb but all the people cannot be pleased all the time. Indeed. He only had an hour so the omissions were understandable. A pity it couldn't have been split into two so the North/Bernstein/Goldsmith-sized gap in between Herrmann and Williams could have been populated (he kind of got around it by claiming the gap was only one year - Taxi Driver to Star Wars - but you know what I mean). Anyway - I thought it was wonderful.
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(double post)
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>>>>>>>Django Unchained>>>>>>>> Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!! What does that even mean!!?? >>>>>>>I guess that means the soundtrack to Django Unchained>>>>>>>I I wonder why the Miss Congeliality 2 soundtrack missed the cut !?
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A pity it couldn't have been split into two so the North/Bernstein/Goldsmith-sized gap in between Herrmann and Williams could have been populated (he kind of got around it by claiming the gap was only one year - Taxi Driver to Star Wars - but you know what I mean). . I don't know the content of the programmes, but episode 2 relates to jazz and pop in movies, so I'd imagine North, Previn, Schifrin, Bernstein, even some Waxman, might turn up there. In a show that short you can't refer to a composer in more than one slot, really.
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This appears to be the list for episode 2 Alex North A Streetcar Named Desire John Barry Beat Girl John Barry Goldfinger John Lennon/Paul McCartney A Hard Day's Night Richard & Robert Sherman Mary Poppins Lalo Schifrin Bullitt (main title) Lalo Schifrin Dirty Harry theme ILTON LEEDS/BOB RUSSELL/FRED WISE/N ROUBANIS Misirlou Paul Epworth/Adele Adkins Skyfall I'm not exactly blown away by the choice of music. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03b965y
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