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In this episode we look at Howard Shore’s new cello concerto, Bill gives his picks for new CDs to buy, and Kevin and Bill talk about what they’ve been listening to this week. Hint: it involves James Newton Howard and Titans.
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- Howard Shore premieres a new cello concerto.
- Bill’s picks for CD releases: Hook 2CD, Ben Hur, It’s Alive, The Black Cauldron, White Fang, Predator; available at screenarchives.com.
- What We’ve Been Listening To: Hunger Games, Water for Elephants (JNHoward), Sherlock: Series 2 (Arnold, Price), Wrath of the Titans (Javier Navarrete)
In this episode we look at a few composers’ upcoming projects, a James Newton Howard interview, a Clint Mansell live show, an interview with Dickon Hinchliffe, how to “Vertigo” your favorite film, Star Wars dogs, BAFTA nominees, and talk about War Horse.
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- Clint Mansell will perform a rare live show.
- There is a lengthy interview with James Newton Howard on GoSeeTalk.com
- Daniel Schweiger Interviews composer Dickon Hinchliffe.
- A review of Danny Elfman’s Cirque du Soleil music.
- David Arnold says that availability was not an issue for Skyfall.
- James Newton Howards bows out of scoring the Dark Knight Rises.
- Would you like to “Vertigo” a scene from a famous movie?
- Want to hear “The Imperial March” performed by dogs? The Bark Side.
- BAFTA Nominees for Best Original Music.
We interview film music writer Daniel Schweiger, as well as: download a sample from the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo score, check out the new releases from La-la Land, Grammy noms are out, Zimmer talks DKR score, and our guest interviews Howard Shore.
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- La-la Land new releases.
- Download a six-track sampler from Reznor and Ross’ score to The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.
- Jonny Greenwood will score The Master for Paul WS Andersen.
- David Arnold will be music director for the London Olympics closing ceremonies.
- A.R. Rahman open(ed) music school.
- Film music Grammy nominations have been announced.
- Interview with young composer Lukas Vidal.
- Hans Zimmer talks about crowd-sourcing chant in DKR.
- Daniel Schweiger talks to Howard Shore.
Martin Scorsesi films, you might like Michael Brooks‘s score for the film Wrecked..
We discuss Howard Shore’s new score to Hugo, several articles featuring Michael Giacchino, and how hard it is to be nominated for an Oscar for best score. Plus Kevin and Bill talk about what they have both seen lately. Happy Birthday Randy Newman.
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- Howard Shore talks about “Hugo,” then talks about Hugo to Doug Adams, then Hugo’s score gets reviewed.
- Michael Giacchino gets interviewed here and here, and is announced to score Star Trek 2.
- David Arnold would like Queen to perform the new Bond theme song.
- Article about Conrad Pope’s “My Week with Marilyn score”, including a video interview.
- Is “Best Original Score” the hardest Oscar category to break into? Plus, possible award season contenders.
- Happy Birthday Randy Newman!
Martin Scorsesi films, you might like Howard Shore‘s The Invention of Dreams from the new film Hugo.
