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Dylan:
As an aside, was Ramin Djawadi really del Toro's choice for "Pacific Rim?" Though I didn't see the film or hear the score beyond clips (which weren't my cup of tea), Djawadi strikes me as a studio-imposed choice rather than somebody del Toro would choose.
I can't say, but I recall the word was originally that Beltrami was going to do it.
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My review of CRIMSON PEAK, for anyone who's interested:
http://moviemusicuk.us/2015/10/27/crimson-peak-fernando-velazquez/
Jon
Indeed, great review!.
Just a note: the score has not been recorded with two orchestras, but only with The London Philharmonia. In Madrid was recorded some demos, but nothing appears in the film, this is a mistake that appears in the end credits of the film.
Then came to the scene another composer (Tim Davies) who wrote some short cues that replaced the original Velázquez's tracks ("The Butterfly", for example), recorded also in London and conducted by James Shearman.
In the album we have included everything Fernando wrote and recorded for the film, in its original conception, recorded entirely in London.
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