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What is your favorite SHORT cue?
I ask this because I was listening to the McNeely Citizen Kane tonight and the track "Thanks" came on. It is a remarkable piece and at just 8 seconds conveys so much!
So, do you have a favorite short cue?
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Dec 6, 2000 - 8:19 AM
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Joe E.
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"Hit the Button" from the original Star Trek episode score, "Where No Man Has Gone Before" on the first volume of original Star Trek music from GNP Crescendo - this three-second burst of hysteria just puts a grin on my face.  http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/smile.gif">- JE ------------------
“There it stuck fast, and would move no more...”
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"Sphinx" from Rabin's GONE IN 60 SECONDS is a pretty damn cool theme.
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Dec 7, 2000 - 10:10 AM
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JJH
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at the moment I can only think of one:
"Pencil Neck" from House on Haunted Hill, by Don Davis. what an intense 53 seconds....
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'Spring' from Thomas Newman's LITTLE WOMEN.
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Itchy And Scratchy's show theme from the SIMPSONS. http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/wink.gif">
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The cue "Upset" from "Frances" - about 1 economical minute of simple, understated, haunting melancholia from John Barry. Genius.
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Track 10 from The Blue Max. I'm too lazy to go get the cd cover to find out what it's called http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/wink.gif"> Anyway, it's a nice short little cue that sounds like the main title only mutated into a waltz type version. There is another track that uses this same theme on the CD, but it's just as short. I actually wish this it had been longer and more developed.NP: Clear and Present Danger
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"Childrens Story" from Star Trek: Insurrection. I'm sure there are more I've forgotten at the moment, though.NP: Ultimate Edition (John Williams)
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