SONCINEMAD, the film music festival in Madrid, has just announced the program for Harry Gregson-Williams’ Symphonic Concert for Orchestra and Choir (the concert kicks off the festival on June 30th).
Gregson-Williams asnd Silvia Sanz Torres (Orchestra Director) will conduct the 160 piece Chamartin Symphonic Orchestra and the Talia Choir, performing suites specially orchestrated and specifically adapted [...]
March 31, 2006 at 11:47 am
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The internet has brought together the world’s soundtrack nerds. Nowhere is this more in evidence (the nerd part… Okay, I’m just kidding) than the various discussion lists and msg. boards that enthusiasts post to every day. If you’re curious, have ill-informed opinions, and don’t play nice with others, there might just be a [...]
March 30, 2006 at 2:37 pm
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Today is Soundtrack Free day. It’s the day I celebrate other music. Let me, a film music nut, elighten you about a handful of non-OST albums that I own that you may (or probably won’t) like. If you’re still reading this, congratulations, I love you.
Leaving Through The Window, Something CorporateThis power-punk-pop group [...]
March 28, 2006 at 10:11 pm
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The third entry into my fascinating collection of composer DVD features. Fascinatingly fastinating! This time it’s Brian Tyler discussing his headline-grabbing score for Timeline. Folks still medicated from the stress of Jerry Goldsmith’s replacement on the film best skip this one.
March 27, 2006 at 10:25 pm
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Dan Goldwasser at SoundtrackNet continues his coverage of Michael Giacchino’s Mission: Impossible 3 (like Entertainment Tonight’s monopolistic coverage of cooking impresario Rachel Ray). A new photo essay from the sessions has been added to the site. Sessions that seemed like Circus of The Stars, with tours by Elektra and that best friend who [...]
March 26, 2006 at 10:42 pm
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