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Lee Holdridge's Winterhawk
 17-Dec-2009 - BuySoundtrax Records presents the world premiere release of Winterhawk. It all takes place in 1840 and tells the story of a Blackfoot Indian chief who finds himself and his tribe in danger of extinction from a deadly outbreak of smallpox in what would eventually become Montana. His friend, a white trapper named Elkhorn tells him his only option is to make contact with the nearest white settlement and try to trade for the medicine needed to save his people. At this time, though, the only white people in the area are either mountain men or missionaries. The score is composed by Lee Holdridge and additional music composed for the film by William Goldstein and Nicolas Flagello. The score is presented in its entirety, with alternate takes and bonus tracks, along with liner notes written by Randall Larson. For reasons that are not clear, the Good Times Home Video release of Winterhawk carries a replacement score composed electronically by Kendall Schmidt. His music is not included on this release. This edition is limited to 1000 copies.
Available from BuySoundtrax Records.
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James Newton Howard’s The Fugitive
 16-Dec-2009 - La-La Land Records has released the 2-CD expanded archival edition of composer James Newton Howard’s Oscar-nominated score to the 1993 Warner Bros. blockbuster The Fugitive, starring Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones and Julianne Moore and directed by Andrew Davis. James Newton Howard’s powerhouse orchestral score anchors all of the film’s action, drama and suspense, while never losing sight of the lead characters’ underlying humanity. It’s a modern-day classic action score that still retains its vitality. Produced by MV Gerhard and Dan Goldwasser and remastered by James Nelson from WB vault elements, this deluxe 2-Disc release features over an hour of previously unreleased music and finally corrects a major error on the original 1993 soundtrack release, (the right and left channels were mistakenly reversed). Bonus tracks include cuts from the original soundtrack release and alternate cues. Exclusive, in-depth liner notes by Dan Goldwasser and Jeff Bond feature new comments from director Andy Davis and more. This is a limited edition of 3,000 copies.
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James Horner's Avatar
 14-Dec-2009 - Atlantic Records has released the score for Avatar. Written and directed by Academy Award-winner James Cameron (Titanic, Aliens, The Terminator, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, True Lies, The Abyss), Avatar takes us to a spectacular new world beyond our imagination, where a reluctant hero embarks on a journey of redemption and discovery as he leads a heroic battle to save a civilization. Cameron first conceived the film 14 years ago, when the means to realize his vision did not yet exist. Now, after four years of actual production work, Avatar delivers a fully immersive cinematic experience of a new kind, where the revolutionary technology invented to make the film disappears into the emotion of the characters and the sweep of the story. For Avatar's music, Cameron once again turned to James Horner; the last time the pair worked together was on Titanic, for which Horner won his first (and, to date, only) Best Score Oscar.
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 Marcel Barsotti's Pope Joan
12-Dec-2009 - Königskinder Music has released the score for Pope Joan (Die Päpstin), the story of a 9th century woman, Johanna von Ingelheim, of English extraction born in the German city of Ingelheim, who disguises herself as a man and rises through the Vatican ranks. This much anticipated film version of the best-selling novel Pope Joan gets an original score composed by Swiss-born composer Marcel Barsotti. He reunites with the film’s director, Sönke Wortmann, for whom he scored the 2003 feature The Miracle of Bern and the 2006 documentary Deutschland, Ein Sommermärchen. Wortmann took over helming of the film when Volker Schlöndorff left the project. Barsotti’s beautiful and spiritual score is written for orchestra, choir and soloists and is one of the highlights of 2009.
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 2 New Varèse CD Club titles...
7-Dec-2009 - Varèse Sarabande has annouced two new CD Club titles. The first one is the music for Freud, an utterly brilliant score, that gave Jerry Goldsmith the opportunity to psychologically probe the human mind. He merged his own musical style with the Vienna school of Berg, Webern and Schoenberg to produce an agitated and thoroughly captivating work. Without question one of the most important scores of Jerry Goldsmith’s career, there were even cues from this score which found their way (much to Goldsmith’s chagrin) into Ridley Scott’s 1979 classic Alien. Jerry Goldsmith received his very first Oscar nomination for his score for this John Huston’s 1962 film.
The second one is a pair of lush, tropical scores to keep you warm this winter, Daniele Amfitheatrof's Bird Of Paradise and Hugo Friedhofer's Lydia Bailey come to CD for the first time! Bird Of Paradise is the second iteration of Richard Walton Tully’s popular play about a young Westerner whose romance with a Polynesian princess arouses the ire of the island gods. Daniele Amfitheatrof wrote a gorgeously evocative score. Very different in kind, if not in quality, is Hugo Friedhofer’s score for Lydia Bailey, a fascinating if rarely seen historical epic focusing on former slave Toussaint Louverture’s 18th century struggle for Haiti’s independence. This is a muscular score, somber and grave from the very first moments of its opening cue, Mirabeau, with Friedhofer brilliantly blending straightforward symphonic suspense and daring hints of African-style percussion.
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 Marco Werba's Anita
30-Nov-2009 - Kronos Records has released the score for the 2007 movie Anita - Una Vita Per Garibaldi, directed by Aurelio Grimaldi, with Maurizio Aiello and Milena Toscano. Brazil 1839. Aninha Ribeira da Silva, called Anita, is a bubbly and passionate 18-year girl, who dreams to leave the small town where she lives. All of the girl's dreams, however, fade away when Manuel, an aged craftsman who lives nearby, asks her to marry him and her mother persuades her to accept so that she can help support her family. While Anita sheds hot tears for that forced marriage a young Italian seaman, who had been sentenced to death by the Genoa martial court, lands in Rio de Janeiro. The beautiful and sometimes melancholic music is written by Marco Werba and performed by the Orchestra Synfonica "Digital Records" with a number of soloists. You have to hurry for this CD, because it's a limited edition of only 500 copies.
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Bill Conti's That Championship Season
 26-Nov-2009 - La-La Land Records has released the world premiere of Bill Conti’s orchestral score to the 1982 dramatic feature film That Championship Season, starring Robert Mitchum, Paul Sorvino, Martin Sheen, Stacy Keach and Bruce Dern and written and directed by Jason Miller, based upon his Pulitzer Prize-winning play. It started as a friendly meeting between 4 old buddies with their basketball coach and ended up in revealing the truth about their relationship. The meeting forces the five men to reveal their true identity, to be honest with each other for the first time in their lives. When the night comes to an end they decide to go back to the old glorious days and reunite into the team which won that championship season, back in 1957... Bill Conti’s stirring music anchors the tragedies and triumphs of this emotionally-charged drama, supporting the cast of superlative performances. Produced by Ford A. Thaxton and mastered from MGM vault elements by James Nelson, this limited edition of 1200 copies features in-depth liner notes by Randall Larson.
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24-Nov-2009 - Peter Thomas' Die Volkommene Ehe
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22-Nov-2009 - Jerry Goldsmith's The Trouble With Angels
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20-Nov-2009 - John Ottman's Astro Boy
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19-Nov-2009 - Lockyer/McGuffie's Dr. Who And The Daleks
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17-Nov-2009 - Stephen Trask's The Vampire's Assistant
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16-Nov-2009 - Robert J. Kral's Green Lantern: First Flight
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14-Nov-2009 - Jerry Goldsmith's Escape From The Planet Of The Apes.
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12-Nov-2009 - Joby Talbot's Franklyn
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10-Nov-2009 - Mokadelic's marPiccolo
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7-Nov-2009 - Chuck Cirino's Bone Eater
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6-Nov-2009 - Ennio Morricone's Mio Caro Assassino
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4-Nov-2009 - Elias/Morgan Children Of The Corn
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2-Nov-2009 - Douglas Pipes' Trick 'R Treat
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