Thanks Fred

Somebody chopped the album up. The original soundtrack was about 40-min long.

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This film is up there with the Mona Lisa and Pyramids of Giza as one of mankind greatest achievements.

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It’s hard to imagine Home Alone without John Williams score. Originally, director Chris Columbus wanted Bruce Broughton to score the film, but he wasn’t available as he ended up doing The Rescuers Down Under for Disney which came out around the same time as Home Alone in 1990.

Great score and a beautiful suite. Thanks for creating and posting.

good old soundtrack fred. so this is actually from the 2-cd 'promo' release? curious to know, because the sound quality seems kosher - the question is whether to plop down the $60 or so it's now going for so as to get the extra music (i've always had the stanyan release, didn't know the 2-cd set existed til today). i'd be grateful for a quick yes or no, then i'll delete the comment. thanks.

Muito boa essa música e não me recordava dela. Cumpre bem o seu papel em sublinhar o macabro suspense hitcoqueano; Sendo curioso o fato de ter sido descartada a música composta por H. Mancini para a mesma obra.

Love love this music. I just wish the entire piece was on the album

THERE IS A PROBLEM: THE WHOLE VERTIGO SOUNDTRACK LASTS ONE HOUR SO WHY 15 MINUTES?????????

Hi, i have been a big fan of your channel since i was in high school. I will soon be building a model kit of my favorite science fiction spaceship, and i was wondering if you could post a soundtrack suite from the movie that it is from. The movie is when worlds collide. The composer is leith stevens.

Who has that beautiful soprano voice at 10:04 to 10:55?

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saw this one in the theatre right after it came out. lived at the beach. didn't swim in the water for a LONG time!

James Horner also did the music for Titanic (1997) which even won him an Academy Award. That I think might make a swell addition your list. Don’t you?

Una joyita de banda sonora, gracias fred.❤

Idiots here dont even know that Erik Satie was the composer, not Morricone.

great tune.

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Outstanding

Epic is the word. I absolutely loved this film - warts and all. Thanks for posting!

I LOVE JAWS 1 2 AND 4 NOT 3

جيري جولد سميث رجل مُبدع منذ ثلاثين سنه وانا استمع لهذه الموسيقي التي اشعر فيها بالفخر

You know, Bernard Herrmann also did the music for another Ray Harryhausen movie: Jason and the Argonauts (1963). Do you think you could add that to your list too, please?

Hello, Fred! George Lucas wrote this metaphor about tolerance, a magical world where all creatures live in harmony. Jimmy Horner is in the charge of giving this world soul through easily assimilable melodic lines, beautiful arrangements ( with the aid of Greig McRitchie ) and, above all, for the inclusion of ethnic woodwinds, such as fuke shakuhashi ( Japanese flute used in monasteries in the XVI Century, performed here by Kazu Matsui ); ocarina ( Mayan oval flute of about 12,000 years ); tsiranapogh ( 3,000 years old Armenian wind instrument, also used by the people of Azerbaijan _ known as " balaban ", Turkish _ called " mey ", and Sak'ant'velo, the Caucasian Georgia _ known as " duduki " ). These and others are executed by Tony Hinnigan and Eric Taylor. All this gathered creates a beautiful dream mood and, perhaps, of hope... Thanks and bye!!

My favorite movie - Robert Mulligan director, favorite screenplay - Horton Foote, favorite film score - Elmer Bernstein composer, Favorite cinematography - Russell Harland, and favorite actor - Gregory Peck. A masterpiece in every way! Atticus Finch is my HERO.

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She should have said "LOVER" not BOYFRIEND !!!

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This "Intro" with opening credits made such a stunning impression on me that at the age of 16 I discovered quite a bit of orchestral music! Jerry - eternal memory of a genius!

5:53 gets me every single time

Très beau

I'm looking for that "Take a chance" song that was played on this movie

Just here to leave a like and a comment. You've got good taste in music.

Having retired from working for films, Korngold was persuaded to do the arrangements for this one. The Jew Korngold who lost his home to the Nazis held Wagner im such high esteem even after the war. Maybe he knew that Wagner, who is always called sn antisemite, was a much more complex charakter. He wrote against the jews in one article but was also capable to be kind to individuals as Rubinstein and Tausig. An interesting subject worth to look at.

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This score should win the Oscar in 1988 over the weak The Milagro Beanfield War.

Long before Lord of the Rings and others.

I remind this good movie.

That drum (or whatever) motive that weaves through the film: haunting.

Oh yes, you did it! Ty 😆

Thank you for the upload 🙏🏾 😊 Happy Mother’s Day to all the Moms 🧑 🧓 👩🏾

Grande James Horner..y gran Banda Sonora para una gran película de aventuras.Va hacer el mes que viene 9 años de su pérdida.🎼🎶

“Willow” (1988) is a fantasy-film that has gained the hearts of many. Though the plot of Willow (Warwick Davis) and his fellows Madmartigan (Val Kilmer) and Shorsha (Joanne Whalley) on their journey to fight evil has some flaws, the look and feel and overall world-building itself by writer / producer George Lucas is just fine. For the music, director Ron Howard turned to James Horner, with whom he worked once before on “Cocoon” (1985) and would enjoy a fruitful composer / director collaboration for the upcoming years. For “Willow” Horner gave it all and wrote one of the biggest and longest scores of his career. Orchestrated by his trusted colleague Greig McRitchie and performed by the London Symphony Orchestra, the outcome is what one would expect: epic. The composer was also known for writing long cues and preferring to record them in one take, instead of doing some shorter ones (to be glued together afterwards), similar to Erich Wolfgang Korngold. Here, Horner recorded probably the longest cue / one-taker(?) in film music history: “Bavmorda’s Spell Is Cast” with over 18 minutes of music. Featuring more lengthy cues, “Willow” comes close as being a “fantastic symphony” by Horner. Enjoy!

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Remember this like it was yesterday. A touch of Breakfast at Tiffany's to it. Love it. Great memories. Henry Mancini & Lalo Schifrin - masters at ambience.

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