Tadlow's BEN-HUR and more on CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO

[Erik Woods 555]

UPDATE: September 18, 2017

 

THE ARCHIVE WITH JASON DRURY: EPISODE TWO
http://www.cinematicsound.net/the-archive-with-jason-drury-episode-two/

 

Welcome to episode two of THE ARCHIVE WITH JASON DRURY here on CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO.

 

This episode features an exclusive suite of music from Tadlow Records' brand new recording of BEN-HUR by Miklos Rozsa.

 

BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES turns 25 years old this month and to commemorate that momentous occasion you'll hear selections from the various scores composed by Shirley Walker.

Jason takes a trip back to 1983 and plays for you selections from John Barry's score to HIGH ROAD CHINA.

 

Composer Roy Budd was born on March 14, 1947. Sadly and suddenly, he passed away at the age of 46 from a brain hemorrhage on August 7th, 1993. Jason celebrates Budd's 70th anniversary with music from FEAR IS THE KEY and his final score for PHANTOM OF THE OPERA.

 

Back in 2009 Intrada Records released Jerry Goldsmith score to ONE LITTLE INDIAN by Jerry Goldsmith. You'll hear a suite from that score which was initially released in 1973.

 

Afterwards, Jason treats you with music from David Arnold's forgotten classic to LAST OF THE DOGMEN and then rounds off the program with a flourish with music from Tadlow Records' re-recording of TARAS BULBA by Franz Waxman.

 

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Enjoy!

 

-Erik-

[Jurassic Shark 12,079]

Hi @Erik Woods, I listened to this episode in order to check out Roy Budd's score to The Phantom of the Opera. Around 1h 19m, I think Jason says "Renowned film music writer John Williams" as the man behind an obituary of some sort. Is he referring to our JW, or is he referring to another man called John Williams who writes about film music?

[Thor 7,506]

16 minutes ago, Jurassic Shark said:

Hi @Erik Woods, I listened to this episode in order to check out Roy Budd's score to The Phantom of the Opera. Around 1h 19m, I think Jason says "Renowned film music writer John Williams" as the man behind an obituary of some sort. Is he referring to our JW, or is he referring to another man called John Williams who writes about film music?

 

John Williams was an editor of a film music magazine (was it Legend? Soundtrack!? Music for the Movies? I can't remember off the top of my head, but I have several of the magazines in my closet, and I'm too lazy to go double-check). So nothing to do with 'our' JW.

[Jurassic Shark 12,079]

So it's the guitarist then!

[A. A. Ron 1,742]

Wait, this isn't a fan forum for John Williams the guitarist?