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cdbrainrecords · 1 month ago
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Various - 西部劇サウンドトラック・ベスト4 = Golden Western Themes (7", EP)
Vinyl(VG+) Picture Cover(VG+) / コンディション 盤 : Very Good Plus (VG+) コンディション ジャケット : Very Good Plus (VG+) コンディションの表記について   [ M > M- > VG+ > VG > G+ > G > F > P ] レーベル : United Artists Records – PS-94 フォーマット : Vinyl, 7″, 33 ⅓ RPM, EP 生産国 : Japan 発売年 : 1968 ジャンル : Stage & Screen スタイル : Soundtrack, Theme   収録曲 :  A1. Jerome Moross – Theme From ‘The Big Country’ A2. Al Caiola – The Magnificent Seven B1.…
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fidelitospix · 4 months ago
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My Journey with the Trumpet: The Big Country (Jerome Moross) - Flugelhorn/Cornet Cover & Arrangement
What a BIG Country! Love Cowboy “Music” Love Cowboy “Movies” Love Cowboy “Style” NOT big fan of Cowboy “Politics” 😉
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pliplanos · 1 year ago
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Jerome Moross - THE BIG COUNTRY (1958) The Concert Suite.
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filmes-online-facil · 2 years ago
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Duas famílias de fazendeiros texanos, lutam durante anos pela posse de um sítio pequeno, de onde vem água necessária a seus rebanhos e plantações. A personagem principal é a Terra e, como pano de fundo os grandes latifúndios do Texas, motivo pelo qual este primoroso filme foi fotografado em tela larga, pelo processo Technirama. Faroeste de alto nível, dirigido pela mão segura de Wyler, com elenco vigoroso, trilha sonora e música excepcional de Jerome Moross. Oscar de coadjuvante para Burl Ives.
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oskarlevant · 3 years ago
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The brilliant opening of The Big Country, thanks to composer Jerome Moross and title designer Saul Bass. Incredibly, William Wyler hated the score and had planned to replace it, but a preview audience reaction and star Gregory Peck persuaded him to keep it. 
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thekingsofitall · 4 years ago
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This is seriously one of the most beautiful pieces of music I’ve ever heard. 
The treasures you find in those old soundtracks are unbelievable, really. 
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rachelswirsky · 5 years ago
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My latest patreon-unlocked interview is with science fiction writer and literary translator @john_chu. John is the author of The Water That Falls on You From Nowhere, microprocessor architect, and is generous with both his knowledge of musical theater history and writing tips. Check it out!
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thesobsister · 7 years ago
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The Golden Apple--a melding of elements of the Iliad and the Odyssey transported to post-Spanish-American War Washington state--in its first full-length recording. Its lyricist, John Latouche, is profiled in this NYT story. An interesting story. There’s a Spotify playlist of music by Latouche there too.
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blissedasanewt · 7 years ago
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Opening title sequence of the 1958 William Wyler film, "The Big Country", featuring the iconic musical score by Jerome Moross.
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onewordshy · 8 years ago
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In 1954, a musical The Golden Apple flopped on Broadway. It was a retelling of the story of Illiad and the Odyssey, reset in middle America during the Spanish War. In the show Helen is a small town girl who gets whisked off to the big city by a traveling salesman named Paris, and the men of the town set off to get her back. It’s a brilliant retelling of the story, with a lush score that was tragically not recorded in full until 2015.
However in 1977, CBS aired an abridged version of the show. It’s a quite good production, and definitely worth a watch. If you’re a fan of the original cast recording, this production features most of those songs plus quite a bit that was never recorded, so it’s a nice glimpse. It also features the original ending of the show, “We’ve Just Begun,” used in the original off-Broadway production but dropped when the show transferred to Broadway, and was never recorded.
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thriftstorerecords · 2 years ago
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The Big Country Original Music From The Motion Picture Sound Track Jerome Moross, Various Artists United Artists Records (1958)
Design by Saul Bass
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stingrayextraordinaire · 3 years ago
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A constantly updating list of my favorite soundtracks, in no particular order
First Knight - Jerry Goldsmith
The Mask of Zorro - James Horner
Ben-Hur - Miklós Rózsa
Hook - John Williams
1917 - Thomas Newman
Star Wars original / prequel / sequel trilogies - John Williams
Chain Reaction - Jerry Goldsmith
Legends of the Fall - James Horner
Pocahontas - Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz
The Princess Bride - Mark Knopfler
Lord of the Rings trilogy - Howard Shore
Chariots of Fire - Vangelis
Rogue One - Michael Giacchino
Medicine Man - Jerry Goldsmith
Beauty and the Beast - Alan Menken
Dances with Wolves - John Barry
Indiana Jones - John Williams
Kung Fu Panda - Hans Zimmer
Jurassic Park - John Williams
Cinderella - Patrick Doyle
Finding Nemo - Thomas Newman
Titanic - James Horner
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - Ennio Morricone
The Hunger Games trilogy - James Newton Howard
The Mandalorian - Ludwig Goransson
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland - Joby Talbot
Once Upon a Time in the West - Ennio Morricone
The Last of the Mohicans - Trevor Jones and Randy Edelman
Braveheart - James Horner
Gladiator - Hans Zimmer
Ratatouille - Michael Giacchino
The Patriot - John Williams
The Big Country - Jerome Moross
The Young Victoria - Ilan Eshkeri
The Shawshank Redemption - Thomas Newman
The Lake House - Rachel Portman
Willow - James Horner
The Magnificent Seven - Elmer Bernstein
The Chronicles of Narnia trilogy - Harry Gregson-Williams and David Arnold
King of Kings - Miklós Rózsa
Pirates of the Caribbean - Hans Zimmer
Blade Runner - Vangelis
Barbie and the Twelve Dancing Princesses - Arnie Roth
Courageous - Mark Willard
The Mission - Ennio Morricone
Horse Crazy - Merrill Jenson
To Kill a Mockingbird - Elmer Bernstein
Forrest Gump - Alan Silvestri
Enchanted - Alan Menken
Somewhere in Time - John Barry
Mary Poppins - Irwin Costal
Casablanca - Max Steiner
True Romance - Hans Zimmer
The Theory of Everything - Jóhann Jóhannsson
Changeling - Clint Eastwood
Kill Bill - RZA and James Last
The English Patient - Gabriel Yared
The Black Stallion Returns - Georges Delerue
Conquest of Paradise - Vangelis
Barbie as Rapunzel - Arnie Roth
How the West Was Won - Alfred Newman
Gone with the Wind - Max Steiner
The Polar Express - Alan Silvestri
Amazing Grace - David Arnold
Masada - Jerry Goldsmith and Morton Stevens
Bandolero! - Jerry Goldsmith
Gettysburg - Randy Edelman
Young Catherine - Isaac Schwarts
MacGyver - Randy Edelman
Inception - Hans Zimmer
Empire of the Sun - John Williams
First Blood - Jerry Goldsmith
Jason Bourne series - John Powell, James Newton Howard, and David Buckley
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dance-world · 4 years ago
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Ruth Page and Bentley Stone in “Frankie and Johnny.” Music: Jerome Moross. Scenery: Paul Dupont. Choreography: Ruth Page and Bentley Stone. Paris, May 1950, at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysée. Photo by Serge Lido.
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hnwearlybird · 7 years ago
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The Big Country - Opening Titles composed by Jerome Moross
Opening title sequence of the 1958 William Wyler film, "The Big Country".
One of the most spectacular opening title sequences created by Saul Bass.
アカデミー賞史上最多の監督賞3度受賞(作品賞も同時受賞)を誇るウィリアム・ワイラー監督による西部劇大作「大いなる西部」のオープニング・タイトル。歴史上最も成功したグラフィック・デザイナーとも称される、ソール・バスが担当している。彼はこれ以外にもスパルタカス、栄光への脱出、ウェストサイド物語、枢機卿なども手がけている。簡素で抽象性を追求した彼の企業ロゴタイトルは長寿命で、コーセー(1959年)や紀文食品(1964年)のロゴタイトルは今でも使われている。
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mitjalovse · 7 years ago
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The thing with musicians, such as Neil Young and Bob Dylan, is that listening to them seems like a daunting task. I am not talking about the magnitude of their records that can occasionally scare us whilst checking them out, I am also discussing the fact that these guys could form a workaholic club or something of that sort. Both of their opuses contain a lot of LPs, so you are not really sure where to start with them and to top it all, they keep releasing more material. Bob Dylan, in particular, currently stocks many stores with a multitude of his albums and official bootlegs. Moreover, his latest discs took their tunes from The Great American Songbook, which could be seen as a warning sign. Nonetheless, Bob Dylan's mercurial self makes his covers much interesting than your usual Songbook appreciation society gatherings that resemble one another.
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