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herrmann

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  1. The Omen, by J. Goldsmith ah,ah,ah,ah! and Indipendence Day boy David Arnold. A simple score with great music!
  2. I tried to touch upon that earlier, but it got drowned in all the technical analyses (which are cool, but which sadly fly right over my head). I don't think......... others effects...... "I tried to touch upon...." what???
  3. maybe it's how you get a clearer relationship with the poetry of Williams, the relationship between metaphor (image) aspect of music and can also give hints for better analysis of developments in the musical themes. Difficult to discern the various things, all carefully linked by a common factor, which is the general character of the film. The poetry of Williams, the film he generated music that mysterious, irrational amount of emotion that grips the listener's memory .... but this certainly does not apply to property design and logic of the musical themes by John Williams .... I think he takes the internal relationships in the music of late romantic composers (relations melodic, rhythmic, harmonic, logical, formal) and gripped in his very personal constructions, without sentimentality Lush melodies and the late nineteenth century, especially typical of schools of symphonic Russia and England.
  4. thank you for your response, I'm new here! yes, but I read something about using the twelve-tone technique in the music of Williams (strange references to Harry Potter .... :blink: ) then application of a precise technique of the twentieth century, the technique of the twelve sounds (harry potter ?????? ?) Now, through the technique of the themes Williams creates, develops beautiful melodic ideas. The musical themes of Williams and then come to a definite development, not magical glow in the sky! What do you think? how Williams raises a theme and how it develops?
  5. What do you think of the elaborations of Williams? Beyond the technical side of music, the code used by him and stylistic influences from music by other famous symphonists ... What do you think of development, the musical arrangements, the ability to generate a design and turn it all the time with genius? What's behind the genius? What do you think of the great creative suffering by John Williams?
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