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"This is what radiation sounds like."
Right... so, expect a lot of noise and no music at all.
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I only buy scores from composers whose name I can pronounce.
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watched first two episodes. the music reminded me of what Hans Zimmer did for Dunkirk but not as upfront as that score.
great series. While they truncated the people involved it is nearly accurate so far. Have read and reading again Ablaze by Piers Paul Reed about the accident and the aftermath of same.
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I don't necessarily need it to be 'accurate'; it's not a documentary! But I need it to be emotionally involving.
as stated it is a good series so far and shows the extreme sadness of what took place.
and I love the actors in it as well.
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May 31, 2019 - 12:45 PM
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ryanpaquet
(Member)
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‘Chernobyl’ Score Composer Used Only Sounds From An Actual Nuclear Plant
In a recent interview, composer Hildur Guðnadóttir, who composed the score for the HBO miniseries ‘Chernobyl’, revealed how the score came together. Namely: every sound in the score is recorded from sounds from inside a nuclear power plant.
In the interview, conducted by Score: The Podcast, Hildur went into fascinating detail about the creative process.
“They filmed most of the series in Lithuania, in a power plant that’s been decommissioned,” she said. “So right before they went there to shoot, I went there to record. I went there with my score producer, Chris Watson, who records all the David Attenborough films and episodes. So he’s a master field recording engineer. We went in [the nuclear plant] in full hazmat suits and everything. We went there to record the power plant, and we worked the score from those recordings. Every single sound in the score is made from those power plant recordings.”
When asked to clarify by the interviewers as to whether she meant they banged on things in the plant or played instruments in there, Hildur reiterated: “No, I was observing the power plant. I didn’t really want to play it as such, but I wanted to go there and experience what it’s like to be in a power plant.”
https://grapevine.is/news/2019/05/29/video-chernobyl-score-composer-used-only-sounds-from-an-actual-nuclear-plant/
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