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Absolutely it should be a Dennis MCCarthy gig. I'd accept Chattaway, too, if they couldn't get him. Also, just for pure interest's sake, I'd be interested in hearing a Ron Jones take.
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That would be a shame, if McCarthy could be had.
I'm tired of all these Star Trek documentaries that always have these non-Trek like scores, ofther cheap or Thomas Newman-like vibes, and never -- that I know of -- scored by an actual STAR TREK composer.
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I've seen mini interviews and documentary shorts that have tracked Trek music -- I know if works.
I don't know what the laws says (or maybe this is an AFM situation) in regard to using a theme or themes from an existing series, but that doesn't mean it cost-prohibitive or impossible, and even then a score can be made to sound like the series.
They should at least make an effort to try rather than shoot themselves in the foot in advance.
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I'd love to see Bear McCreary do it. Given his relationship with Ron Moore and Ira Steven Behr on Outlander, it's not outside the realm of possibility.
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I guess they didn't reach their goal to record an orchestral score. Aside from that Barbie cue, I didn't hear anything I want to hear again. This is certainly a big disappointment for me; having McCarthy back, I thought, would be a shoe-in for the music.
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