veröffentlichung Intrada Records: James Horner - Legends of the Fall (Expanded)

[horner1980]

Neben dem Jerry kommt auch ein James

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Quelle: http://www.intrada.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8424&fbclid=IwAR2mbQurfgIrG81oCCpUWT4vmKfTITKUX1X0_TfBCJSb7bzfhzJMUC67yf0

 

 

 

[Sebastian Schwittay]

Ob da unbedingt noch mehr als die 75 Minuten auf dem alten Album nötig sind? Gibt es da noch wesentliche musikalische Facetten, die das Album nicht abdeckt?

[Dakota]

Ein toller Score. Ich glaub das waren so 20min die fehlten. 
Na mal abwarten. 
 

wann kommt WILLOW endlich *brüll

 

 

[Csongor]

Legenden der Leidenschaft (Legends of the Fall) bietet für mich den besten Score, den James Horner jeh geschrieben hat. Das ursprüngliche Album bietet, wie Sebastian schon angemerkt hat, alle Highlights. Das Album repräsentiert die Musik bereits bestens.

 

[ronin1975]

brauch die auch nicht länger... hättens so schon auch 60 getan, aber nen schöner Score... könnt ich mal wieder anwerfen...

[Csongor]

Ich bin froh, dass das Album 75 Minuten lang ist ... brauche jede Minute davon.  

[Dakota]

Also die complete versionen die mal erstellt wurden (anhand des iso-scores der dvd) gehen zwischen 95-100Min.

Ik freu mir auch! 

[TheRealNeo]

Intrada listet nun den Score und damit auch ein paar Infos:

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Expanded 2-CD release of “legendary” James Horner soundtrack! Hit western period film from TriStar Pictures made Brad Pitt a superstar and countless theater-goers swoon! Edward Zwick directs, Susan Shilliday, Bill Wittliff script from critically-acclaimed novella by Jim Harrison, John Toll wins an Academy Award for his magnificent cinematography. Anthony Hopkins, Aiden Quinn, Henry Thomas, Susan Ormond all feature with young long-haired, free-spirited Pitt as Tristan. Deeply emotional story begins in 1914, prior to the “Great War”. Close-knit family of men and boys finds challenge upon arrival of Susannah (Ormond), engaged to Samuel (Thomas) who longs to go to war. High drama, family crisis, Native Americans, multiple love stories, death all feature in two-generational saga. James Horner receives Golden Globe nomination for his magnificent and massive outdoor score. Numerous themes, epic-scale expansive sequences, warfare, romance, love and loss, tragedy all play into richly-woven musical tapestry. Horner manages to broadly develop many ideas and yet keep everything cohesive courtesy both grand orchestral sweep and highly intimate moments, all drawn from use of similar-keys and intertwining of themes. Brilliant painting on a large scale! Highlights are many: Solo trumpet intoning main Legends theme in lean, haunting manner near the outset, warm Americana-style Ludlow theme used frequently but especially rich as the boys go “Off to War”, multi-emotional dimensions of “Samuel’s Death”, percussive outbursts and surging ideas during “Farewell, Descent Into Madness”. Deserving of special spotlight is powerhouse climactic sequence when shootout with police ushers in meaning of “family” with Horner’s masterful music taking center stage. Horner nails the moment! Still another spotlight goes to extremely well-written ending to the score which summarizes major themes and recedes movingly into the distance. Memorable for sure! Yet another asset: Customary manner of lengthy cues from the composer on display here! Intrada expanded release includes many previously unreleased cues: “Susannah”, “The Letter”, “The Calf and the Bear”, “Tristan’s Quiet Heart”, “A Moment Alone”, several others. 2-CD set also features 35 minutes of alternates! Loving CD production by Mike Matessino and Neil S. Bulk, highly-informative notes by Frank De Wald grace rich booklet designed by Kay Marshall. Thomas Pasatieri and Don Davis orchestrate, Shawn Murphy Records and mixes. James Horner composes, conducts the London Symphony Orchestra. Intrada Special Collection 2-CD set available while quantities and interest remain!

http://store.intrada.com/s.nl/it.A/id.12172/.f?sc=13&category=-113

 

Bin noch am hadern...

[Osthunter]

Ich hadere nicht, sondern verzichte. Mit diesem Horner bin ich nie richtig warm geworden, obwohl er alle Zutaten eines guten Scores beinhaltet. Und die alte (normale) Fassung ist ja schon üppig lang. Aber ich freu mich natürlich für alle Enthusiasten, die der VÖ jetzt entgegenfiebern... ?