Hector J. Guzman

Then I need to... let me rephrase, I must get that CD.

Wha'?

Soemthign like that too, heh heh

WTF?

Otherwise know as "Theme from A.I."

And now I'm out. G'night Williams Theme from Born on the Fourth of July Tim Morrison, trumpet The Boston Pops Orchestra John Williams

Ah, that's right. That's part is lovely. But in the score you can hardly hear it. You can hear it best in some recording I found somewhere from the 2001 Hollywood Bowl concert, which was a concert I attended Williams Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra Chester Schmidtz, tuba The Boston Pops Orchestra John Williams

Hey, let's chat. I see a couple of members online. I'm there, even as we speak. Williams Call to the Champions Mormon Tabernacle Choir Utah Symphony John Williams

No wonder

Well, that explains a great many things

You forgot The Blue Max Goldsmith The Blue Max Suite London Symphony Orchestra Jerry Goldsmith

But she is 8O Out of that mouth a sweet soprano voice comes out... and other kind of moaning Williams America, the Dream Goes On James Ingram, vocals The Boston Pops Orchestra John Williams

Could be my problem? I can't f**king enter the chat :mad:

The finale from Shostakovich's Festive Overture, Op. 96

THE BLUE MAX Rosas (La Oreja de Van Gogh)

They're chimes. They're tuned

We still don't have nothing to say.... much

Eventually

The best stuff Shore has written is Ed Wood

HAHAHA, right!

I guess he meant the "Cinema Serenade" CD

BTW, I was visiting this site on a cyber, which obviusly had me logged out, and saw something very interesting, a tribute to Michael Kamen and I thought "oh, that's very nice", but whenever I log in, it does not appear to me. Strange.

On TV or you were there?

At the Lakers game?

Love your Tchaikovsky avatar