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The theme (heavily re-orchestrated) appears on a Polydor CD called, originally, "The Best of John Barry." Release # is 849 095-2.
Other than that, I don't remember a release of the score. If memory serves the main theme was played solely on piano.
It's also a stunningly good version of the play.
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Dec 27, 2002 - 11:25 AM
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MusicUnite
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I'd really like to hear this, I have no qualms saying that I'm a massive Barry fan, did Katherine Hepburn have anything to do with Barry scoring this?
I don't believe Hepburn had anything to do with Barry scoring "Glass Menagerie". The TV film was directed by Anthony Harvey. If you recall,
Harvey and Barry also worked together on "Dutchman","Lion in Winter","They Might Be Giants","Svengali" as well as "Glass Menagerie".
As for Barry's solo piano music to "Glass",
there are a grand total of four cues. And all are very short in length....not very much for a CD release.
And you will only be able to extract two of the four cues without sound effects from the video/DVD....I know, I've already done this.
All told, I think you might get a total of
just under two minutes of Barry's music from the film : (
Jay
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