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Victor Young's Run Of The Arrow/The Brave One
 9-May-2012 - Although less known, the music from Run Of The Arrow and The Brave One, gathered by Disques CinéMusique here, appear to be as impressive. They rank among the very last scores written by the composer. Still, we had to wait decades to see the first one finally released on CD, and the latter reissued with the benefits of improvements in digital technology. If the rather modest but honest Run Of The Arrow can still entertain the audience in these days, it is largely thanks to the inspired and energetic music by Victor Young. As for the equally sweeping score for The Brave One, performed by the 110-piece Munich Symphony Orchestra, it echoes the masterpieces of the international classical repertoire.
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J.S. Zamecnik's Wings
 8-May-2012 - In honor of Paramount Pictures' 100th Anniversary, La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures present J.S. Zamecnik's original score, arranged and orchestrated by Dominik Hauser, to the very first Academy Award for Best Picture, the sensational 1927 WWI-set epic drama/adventure Wings. When it was decided to restore the classic WINGS for the studio's centennial, Paramount Pictures commissioned a new arrangement of J.S. Zamecnik's original score (originally played live to picture) to be newly recorded for the film. A prolific composer for films during the silent era, this release marks the very first time that an album's worth of any Zamecnik score has ever been recorded and released. Hauser brings Zamecnik's original score, rich in dramatic, romantic and action material, to life in all of its robust, thematic splendor.
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David Julyan's The Cabin In The Woods
 7-May-2012 - Varèse Sarabande has released The Cabin In The Woods. It's the story of five teenagers, who head off for a weekend at a secluded cabin in the woods. They arrive to find they are quite isolated with no means of communicating with the outside world. When the cellar door flings itself open, they of course go down to investigate. They find an odd assortment of relics and curios but when one of the women, Dana, reads from a book she awakens a family of deadly zombie killers. There's far more going on however than meets the eye as the five campers are all under observation. Composer David Julyan (Insomnia) contributes a score that’s both lovely and terrifying.
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Stelvio Cipriani's Due Cuori, Una Cappella
 6-May-2012 - Quartet Records has released Due Cuori, Una Cappella, one of the most wanted scores of Stelvio Cipriani. This delicious comedy score was released in 1975 in a DeLuxe LP by Cinevox label, including 30 minutes of music. Despite the popularity of the score, the album was soon out-of-print due to the failure of the film, and the LP value has reached very high prices in the second market. On this CD is the same material as the original LP, plus the complete recording session in stereo, vaulted in mint conditions in the Cinevox files. This edition includes all the music for the film, with a total of 73 minutes of music.
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Søren Hyldgaard's Eye Of The Eagle and more...
 4-May-2012 - MovieScore Media has launched a new series focusing their attention on talented film composers who gets the opportunity to showcase their versatility and impressive output. The first CD Eye Of The Eagle - The Film Music Of Søren Hyldgaard in their Spotlight Series features music by Danish composer Søren Hyldgaard. Hyldgaard emerged in the late 90s as a fresh voice in film music, writing many acclaimed orchestral scores for films such as Eye of the Eagle, Angel of the Night and Tommy and the Wildcat. This compilation features an impressive selection of suites and themes from 18 of Hyldgaard's projects. The album also features the theme from Hyldgaard's score for the Hollywood thriller Red as well as selections from his many scores for Danish film and television. Many of the scores featured on this CD are world premiere recordings!
For more info and ordering, visit MovieScore Media.
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David Newman's Galaxy Quest
 2-May-2012 - La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures presents the premiere official soundtrack release of Galaxy Quest. Acclaimed composer David Newman pulls off an impressive musical feat, employing a comic touch while skillfully supporting the film’s legitimate, considerable sci-fi action and well-drawn character relationships. Newman continues in the rich tradition of the Newman family musical legacy, composing a score that employs big choral passages and wondrous melodic themes. Released previously only as a composer-produced promo CD, this is the official, longer and remastered edition.
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Dave Grusin's The Pope Of Greenwich Village
 29-Apr-2012 - From Quartet Records comes the world premiere release of the dynamic, emotional score by Dave Grusin for the Stuart Rosenberg cult mafia-film of 1984, The Pope Of Greenwich Village. A warm jazz-based tune opens an outstanding score range of styles: from rhythmic jazz-funk to electronic sounds, from full symphonic music to bittersweet piano pieces “made in the Grusin style”. In fact, this score is a delight for Grusin fans because it is a perfect compendium of his approaches, including the dramatically complex orchestrations of "The Yakuza", the contemporary jazz sounds of “Tootsie”, the delicacy of "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" and his subsequent noir score for "Mulholland Falls". All can be found here.
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27-Apr-2012 - Lakshman Joseph De Saram/Rachel Portman's Bel Ami
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25-Apr-2012 - Benjamin Wallfisch's Conquest 1453
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24-Apr-2012 - Damon Gough's Being Flynn
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22-Apr-2012 - The Complete Harry Potter Film Music Collection
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20-Apr-2012 - Brian Tyler's Brake
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18-Apr-2012 - Max Steiner's Since You Went Away
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16-Apr-2012 - Alessandro Cicognini's Stazione Termini/The Black Orchid
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9-Apr-2012 - Michael McCuistion/Lolita Ritmanis/Kristopher Carter's Broke Sky
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4-Apr-2012 - David Buckley's Gone
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2-Apr-2012 - Demetrius And The Gladiators/Bite The Bullet with isolated score
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30-Mar-2012 - Henry Mancini's Moon River And Me
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28-Mar-2012 - Music From The Twilight Saga
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26-Mar-2012 - New from La-La Land Records
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