James Horner - Glory (1989) | "Preparations for Battle" (VI Mock-up)

[@dennismusher7925]

There's not a civil war film like Glory. Bravo James Horner

[@kimmccann6939]

Heart breaking..I've watched this film a few times and I still cry..I'm not even from America..

[@efrainelsanchosanchez3139]

🫡🫡

[@tombaillie5219]

Neither am I. But I'm not crying... I salute the steadfast defenders of the fort; it was never taken.

[@Thekoffrekup]

It’s moving. Sadly the black people in America forget or are blind to the fact that white people fought and died for them

[@gen_robert_lee]

@@Thekoffrekup for the first 2 years of the war, no one fought for them, read and look deeper into the reasons for the outbreak, after what these people got after winning the union....dopier in the 1970s they received full rights

[@long-distancerecon6364]

They dont make motion art like this anymore....

[@TheLatinoExplorer]

Top ten greatest war films. It’s just that good.

[@garyevans4524]

Why would anyone with a right mind want to erase our past the good and bad what these brave men did black and white can never be erased

[@QuinnJACKSON-zx1dx]

I have made a rule to watch this film once a year. It is that good.

[@serwinzzalot9989]

I watch it 3 times or more a month...going on 20 something years...great movie...also I'm hispanic if that matters

[@Jamestown-y9j]

My favorite scene, not alot of dialog, but so much emotion and expression. Such esprite de corps. Get your Glory, Men!

[@serwinzzalot9989]

the price of glory paid with the lives of free men. the debt we carry is outweighed by their sacrifice.

[@chriseverett9190]

Still the best movie in the world to this Day to me

[@gregorbegger9291]

I still miss you everyday James Horner

[@cherylbeatty3534]

This music alone makes me weep. I’ve seen this movie several times and every time I cry. God bless those who fought for freedom then and now 🇺🇸

[@charlesking7948]

"Give em hell 54th "

[@jtgd]

“Remember what you see here”

[@elaineteut9579]

I love this movie, it brought me to tears several times. The cast was wonderful.

[@chriseverett9190]

Best movie in the world my still number one

[@robertodelarosa9581]

I always tear watching this ..always good battle 54

[@andrewtucker1548]

Givem 'hell' 54th"!

[@josteinhenrique2779]

When I watched that movie, I really got sad on the scene he sends the horse away. It was the definitive sign he didn't expect to to back home.

[@kmterpin]

Yes, he knew it was his last day, yet had a job to do. Before a battle, birds seen flying to the left is a bad omen. Shaw notices sea birds flying left. He turns around & sees more birds headed left. Thus a noble sadness briefly overcomes him... for he will miss life. In the 1st scene in “Gladiator” before the battle, Maximus notices a lone bird on a reed which then flies off to the right. Maximus smiles knowing that’s a sign they will win.

[@rayalicea1459]

So many brave men died on that day and made a difference in that war.

[@scotttucker2298]

Colonel R.G.Shaw willingly sacrificed his life for the men of colour that he commanded and lead. He was also proudly buried with his troops and his family supported that this happened despite the apparent shame that the south placed on this. I also love the scene when push comes to shove that Trip is there for Thomas when he is about to faint.

[@WayneKing53054]

The price of freedom is never cheap.

[@francettetura2478]

Des homme rien d'autre que des hommes d'honneur le couleur de la peau n'exite plus devant un tel acte de courage....tous des héros qui reposeront ensamble magnifiques

[@josephzielinski8817]

Battle of Charleston (July 10th - July 18th 1863). 1:55 Colonel Robert G. Shaw and his small band of Union Army's 54th Massachusetts Regiment are getting ready for their last stand to slips across the moat begin the invasion of the Fort Wagner from the Confederate Army of Morris Island, South Carolina.

[@dariusofwest]

Lovely mockup! The strings really sound great, same with the french horns

[@Nolstalgic]

Oh yeah, they were James Horner’s fetish for many of his musical intros and soundtracks

[@JeannineZahran-r8z]

The music made the scene come alive

[@JohnColtrane2000]

that is one helluva mockup of one of the great modern war cues.

[@Malcio]

I love this history flim

[@Scrapla1]

Saw this movie on a 5th field trip

[@FilmScoreSpotlight]

Masterfully done! Bravo!

[@LuisEspinoza-hq7dx]

Classic

[@edwardswilliamsj]

Si hubiera sido otro compositor, tendríamos un emotivo desenlace? No sé, traté y a mi me cambió todo, ... La banda sonora es muy gloriosa... Qué bueno que James Horner haya compuesto ésta música para un triste página de la historia de los Estados Unidos, una guerra Civil.... Gracias.

[@ikcomposer]

Acordado. El impacto de la película, y de esta escena en particular, tiene mucho q ver con la partitura.

[@BrooksJones-qg2ko]

One word... Deep 😢

[@chandlerclement1365]

This is absolutely amazing. One of of dreams to be able to recreate this piece like this. Says the sheet music is sold out 😢 is it still available anywhere?

[@WayneKing53054]

I remember reading Union intelligence vastly underestimated the troop strength inside the fort.

[@eldracooper994]

Expected fort strength of about 200, when in actuality the fort was manned with around 1200 Confederate soldiers.

[@Rodeo-Mizfit-Imaginator.]

If this man should fall.... who will lift the flag and carry on?

[@conwaythegreat8342]

I will.

[@Rodeo-Mizfit-Imaginator.]

@@conwaythegreat8342 I'll see you in the fort Thomas

[@conwaythegreat8342]

@ “smiles gets back in line”

[@Rodeo-Mizfit-Imaginator.]

@@conwaythegreat8342 Fix

[@turnerhortonmusic]

Lovely mockup sir! It seems you and I have both been chiseling away with the Omnimusic Publishing GLORY score, into our DAW since it was released ;) Any chance you can share what virtual libraries you used?

[@ikcomposer]

Thank you and certainly: Berlin Woodwinds Revive (+ Additional and Soloists) CineBrass Horn, Horn a2 Sample Modelling Horn Sample Modelling Trumpet Sample Modelling Tuba Spitfire Percussion NI The Grandeur Berlin Symphonic Harps Venus Symphonic Womens Choir Cinematic Studio Strings 8dio Agitato Grandiose Ensemble (for 2nd divisi lines) 8dio Adagio (just for fingered tremolo) R4 (send) Vienna MIR PRO (for sample modelling trumpet and tuba)

[@makkeiura8354]

Damn solid.

[@pamelawheeless8090]

This is what made the United States of America Great! Period! 💙🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸💙🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸💙

[@ComposerConductor]

Sir, FANASTIC JOB! I am just getting started with MIDI Mockups. Measures 47-63 must have taken time to synch up, as there is no specified tempo, but it does speed up, and slow down. I hope to see more of your work in the future. Do you want to score music for films?

[@ikcomposer]

Thank you , Trevor. Cubase has a function that allows you to tap in a dynamic tempo map. I did this against the score recording to capture the rubato, rallentandi, etc.

[@ComposerConductor]

@@ikcomposer, excellent. I am just starting to learn Cubase. This cue makes me think Horner used the traditional streamers, punches, and flutters to free time synch the music to the film. Today, this is very rarely done. The strong motivic material that weaves and fits around a scene is just not that much in demand by directors, today.

[@Chaos-y9e]

He looks at the ocean cause he knows hes going to die Awesome

[@gustavogomez8541]

Give 'em Hell, 54th!!!!!!!!!!

[@claudetteholloway1126]

Wonderful, heartbreaking. I only enjoyed the fact that in reality, their decomposing bodies poisoned the fort's water...

[@一条輝-q2q]

他们都知道，即将战死在战场上，但他们却义无反顾的往前走着。

[@vilangel78]

Siempre he creído que a la banda sonora de "Tiempos de Gloria" le falta un hervor de epicidad.

[@drewby_doobie_doo]

The rebel yells that would've come in at the end always creeped me out. Glad they were omitted here

[@tombaillie5219]

Why? They too were brave men. The fort was never taken.

[@Galindogil1969]

I don’t understand why they didn’t use the site of Ft Wagner to film this scene

[@jimbo6413]

If I understand correctly the site of the original Fort Wagner is either underwater or fairly close to being so.