Morgaine

It was really a hard job to do, but here is my list: 1. The Empire Strikes Back 2. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 3. The Fury 4. Empire of the Sun 5. The Witches of Eastwick 6. Raiders of the Lost Ark 7. Far and Away 8. Schindler's List 9. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 10. Superman Morgaine

Here they are: 1. Catch Me If You Can (2:41) 2. The 'Float' (4:56) 3. Come Fly With Me (3:19) - Frank Sinatra 4. Recollections (The Father's Theme) (5:16) 5. The Airport Scene (2:26) 6. The Girl from Ipanema (5:15) - Stan Getz, Joao Gilberto, Antonio Carlos Jobim 7. Learning the Ropes (8:44) 8. Father and Son (3:15) 9. Embraceable You (2:50) - Judy Garland 10. The Flash Comics Clue (1:47) 11. Deadheading (2:25) 12. The Christmas Song (3:10) - Nat King Cole 13. A Broken Home (4:25) 14. Doctor, Lawyer, Lutheran (3:12) 15. The Look of Love (3:31) - Dusty Springfield 16. Catch Me If You Can (Reprise and End Credits) (5:14)

Maybe this can clear things up (I found it at http://www.cinemusic.net ): Word is that Elmer Bernstein's score for Martin Scorese's Gangs Of New York has either been rejected or partially replaced. Mikael Carlsson of MusicFromTheMovies.com asked Howard Shore, who is rumored to have contributed music to Gangs, just what the hell is going on. Folks, I asked Howard Shore about his involvement in Gangs of New York. This is what he had to say: "I did not score this film but contributed a part of a concert piece called 'brooklyn heights' that i have been working on that has never been premiered. I have licensed this piece for use in the film. I did not record it as my involvement in composing, orchestrating and conducting 'The Two Towers' has had me completely absorbed for the last 9 months." Howard also says that "other music for the film has been recorded by Peter Gabriel and Bono".

Maybe I am totally wrong, but I thought that Elmer Bernstein was replaced by Howard Shore?

Oops, didn't see your post, Lord Maurizio Morgaine

Yes, it is really a beautiful piece and as far as I know, Philip Glass did compose it himself! Morgaine

Why Elfman such a high place? Because I love so much his scores for Edward Scissorhands, Sommersby and Black Beauty. I must admit: the last few years, he can't impress me anymore... So, maybe for this reason, I shouldn't have put him that high place. Morgaine

1. John Williams 2. Danny Elfman 3. Michael Nyman 4. Nino Rota 5. Patrick Doyle 6. Gabriel Yared 7. John Barry 8. Maurice Jarre 9. James Horner 10. Hans Zimmer

Angela's Ashes In fact, I won it. The first I bought myself was Schindler's List and that is still one of my favorites! Morgaine