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INTRADA Announces:
BUNNY LAKE IS MISSING
Composed and Conducted by PAUL GLASS
INTRADA Special Collection Vol. 344
For the 1965 Otto Preminger film Bunny Lake is Missing, composer Paul Glass not only created a memorable and highly original symphonic score. Glass worked with general serialism and even strict 12-tone techniques for his more atonal sections, moving effortlessly between intense sequences and those with firm tonality. This is showcased best during the film's climactic sequence, the score’s dramatic highlight, where Glass melds both aggressive, dissonant ideas and genuine tonality into a singularly unique and powerful experience lasting nearly six minutes. In the intense, powerful segments of the score, Glass spares nary a single instrument in the virtuoso activity. Virtually every player is called upon to contribute to the violence, be it muted trumpet or fortissimo trombone, jabbing clarinet or stratospheric piccolo, pounding snare drum or demented xylophone.
Intrada had access to the 1965 unedited album pre-master, allowing the label to retain the raw intensity and clarity of the actual performances as well as avoid the additional album reverb prevalent in many ’60s soundtrack albums. These original two-channel stereo tapes were in excellent condition.
Staring Carol Lynley, Laurence Olivier, and Keir Dullea, the film tells the story of a mother and child recently moving to London, only to have the daughter go missing shortly thereafter. Yet no one remembers seeing her and doubt whether she really exists begins to persist.
INTRADA Special Collection Vol. 344
Retail Price: $19.99
SHIPPING WEEK OF 1/18/2016
For track listing and sound samples, please visit:
http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/id.10044/.f
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Three tracks by the Zombies
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Three tracks by the Zombies
Stupid of them not to mention that in the post.
That's a great point, too bad you had to couch it with such negativity.
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That's a great point, too bad you had to couch it with such negativity.
Well, they missed listing one of the main artists. I will buy it either way.
They is me. But one could argue they also don't get any cover credit either on the original RCA album.
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Three tracks by the Zombies
Stupid of them not to mention that in the post.
Follow the link and they mention it.
Yavar
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Just noticed that the CD cover has the "RCA Victor Dog-and-Horn" logo and "Stereo" typeface, with the Intrada "ISC" catalog number in place of RCA's "LSO-1115" catalog number. Pure nostalgia.
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This version of "Remember You" is the better of the two.
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Bobbengan --
I'm glad you like your first Paul Glass notes in the samples from BUNNY LAKE, but have you not been interested in any of his other film music which Bruce has been releasing on Kritzerland in recent years? I happily commend them to your attention. along with some of the composer's concert pieces available on CD.
PNJ
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