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Hi Gang, Apparently the whole thing is here: https://vimeo.com/640474670 The music is performed live by the orchestra in the pit, great job! Lukas
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Anybody have more info on the history of this ballet? Yavar?!?!? Everything I know I learned from Bryan Erdy—who I believe is the person who gave you your tape! He talked to Jens all about it on The Goldsmith Odyssey: https://goldsmithodyssey.buzzsprout.com/159614/4163672-gold-nugget-7-dropped-names-with-bryan-erdy Based on really digging Belling the Slayer, I for one would really love to know more about (and find recordings of) the OTHER ballets based on Goldsmith film scores. Othello sounds awesome. Yavar
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This musta beena pain, getting all this together and paying for everything. I once asked after this score at Warmer Brothers, but it wasn't done there. I wonder where the music was. Hearing the part at 12:00 made me think that COMA would have been a better choice for a ballet adaptation. As it is, like The Zoob, I had to push the film out of my brain while hearing the music. It would have been nice, though, to hear the music performed live.
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I'm pretty sure whoever did this just listened to that and transcribed it by ear Which is a sh**-ton of work, compared to getting the actual paper. So, still a pain.
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Intrumental parts and photocopies were boxed and archived. yeah, but where? And those sound like the LP versions of the tracks, not the film tracks.
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