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DOCTOR WHO: A Musical Adventure Through Space and Time - Volume One
http://buysoundtrax.stores.yahoo.net/dowhmuadthsp.html
SRP: $15.95
LISTEN TO A SOUND CLIP FROM the score for DOCTOR WHO: A Musical Adventure Through Space and Time - Volume One
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Starts Shipping Aug 28,2015
BSX Records is pleased to announce the release of DOCTOR WHO: A MUSICAL ADVENTURE THROUGH SPACE AND TIME, VOLUME ONE, a compilation of newly produced recordings that takes a musical journey through space and time by revisiting the music of DOCTOR WHO, focusing on Murray Gold’s primary themes and songs from the new BBC series’ first eight seasons – from the 9th Doctor through the introduction of the 11th, plus a trio of bonus tracks from the 1996 TV-movie that introduced the 8th Doctor, composed by John Debney, John Sponsler and Louis Febre. Composer Dominik Hauser has accurately transcribed the music from its original form in order to present as closely as possible an authentic rendering of the original themes.
Using a small acoustic ensemble of a dozen strings (eight violins, four violas), which were electronically tripled to make them sound like 36, plus live brass, woodwinds, guitar, electric bass, and an underlying layer of synthesizers and samplers, Hauser with set out to create a ‘Best Of’ album of music from DOCTOR WHO, picking what he felt were the most important cues from the first eight season’s cues, and the TV movie. “Because I watch the show, it was really fun taking the pieces that I already knew and picking them apart to see what makes them tick,” Hauser said. “I loved doing all the character themes, because they are meaningful, being so closely associated with characters I’ve been watching on the show for so long.”
Originally from Switzerland, Dominik Hauser received his education at the Jazz School St. Gallen in Switzerland, earning a masters degree in music. In 1996 Hauser relocated to Los Angeles, to attend UCLA where he delved deeply into film scoring. Subsequently he took his skills to the realm of indie cinema and began composing for film. Hauser’s work involves him in a variety of projects, including cinema, theater and video games. Recently Hauser completed arranging and orchestration on the restoration of the first Best Picture Academy Award® winner WINGS for the 2012 Paramount Picture centennial celebration. His work for the record label BSX includes THE BOUNTY, SCROOGE and THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. Hauser recently published his fourth book, SOLOING FOR BASS.
Produced and arranged by composer Dominik Hauser, performed by the Meridian Studio Orchestra, DOCTOR WHO: A MUSICAL ADVENTURE THROUGH SPACE AND TIME, VOLUME ONE includes liner notes written by author Randall Larson providing insight into the history of the music of DOCTOR WHO and the selections chosen to be recorded for this release. DOCTOR WHO: A MUSICAL ADVENTURE THROUGH SPACE AND TIME, VOLUME ONE is a limited edition release and is now available from www.buysoundtrax.com.
1. DOCTOR WHO Main Title - Season 5 (1:02)
2. All The Strange, Strange Creatures (3:58)
3. The Doctor’s Theme (3:49)
4. Song For Ten (3:30)
5. Madame De Pompadour (3:45)
6. Doomsday (5:09)
7. Martha’s Theme (3:00)
8. The Doctor Forever (4:21)
9. My Angel Put the Devil in Me (3:08)
10. This is Gallifrey - Our Childhood, Our Home (3:20)
11. A Noble Girl About Town (2:13)
12. Song of Freedom (2:49)
13. Amy’s Theme (2:11)
14. I Am The Doctor (4:05)
15. The Impossible Astronaut (3:16)
16. Melody Pond (2:37)
17. The Wedding of River Song (5:31)
18. The Impossible Girl (Clara’s Theme (3:44)
19. Abigail’s Song (Silence is All You Know) (4:43)
20. Doctor Who Main Theme - Season 8 (2:37)
21. Martha & Rose (3:44)
(Solo Piano performed by Mark Northam)
DOCTOR WHO: 1996 TV MOVIE
(Music Composed by John Debney, John Sponsler and Louis Febre)
22. Night Walk (Debney, Febre) (1:55)
23. Open the Eye (Debney, Sponsler) (2:28)
24. Farewell (Debney, Febre) (1:39)
25. Doctor Who Theme (0:47) (Ron Grainer)
Total Time: 78:20
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It's explained very clearly and honestly in the opening blurb.
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Love the selection, esp. Madame de Pompadour and the Gallifrey childhood theme. I miss Boe, but it won't keep me from getting this.... maybe it will show up in volume 2!
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Love the selection, esp. Madame de Pompadour and the Gallifrey childhood theme. I miss Boe, but it won't keep me from getting this.... maybe it will show up in volume 2!
There is sure as well more then enough for a Vol #2.
To be honest, this album turned out (From my point of view) rather well.
I hope everyone enjoys it.
Ford A. Thaxton
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Please consider this my formal request for "The Long Song" in the event of a volume 2 
Do the tracks originally with singing (Song For Ten, Abigails Song, etc) have soloists, or are they instrumentals?
They are full vocals.
Ford A. Thaxton
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