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One CD is comprised of two Golden Age scores.
One released before and one not?
None of the four scores involved have ever been released before.
When is this happening? This week or next?
One next week, one two weeks later.
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Lyn Murray's score to Hitchcock's To Catch A Thief, Paramount and Silver Age. C'mon, admit it.
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Are any of the composers involved new to Kritzerland ?
Only one of the composers involved is new to Kritzerland.
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None of the composers have been mentioned, although one composer has been mentioned who will be the subject of a forthcoming CD.
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None of the composers have been mentioned, although one composer has been mentioned who will be the subject of a forthcoming CD.
Fingers crossed. Georges Auric?
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Posted: |
Oct 15, 2013 - 2:57 AM
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manderley
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Let's see what we've established now:
1- Two releases.....One Golden Age, One Silver Age
2- Four Scores Involved, None Ever Released Before.
3- 3 Composers Involved, One disc has 2 scores by one composer, the other disc has two scores by two different composers.
4- Total of 3 Composers, only one is new to Kritzerland.
5- The composers are not: AMFITHEATROF, ARNOLD, AURIC, BERNSTEIN, DUNING, FRIEDHOFER, GARVARENTZ, HOLLANDER, KAPLAN, LAI, LAVAGNINO, MOCKRIDGE, MURRAY, NEWMAN, RAKSIN, WAXMAN, YOUNG.....
Might one of the Silver Age scores be Kaper's A FLEA IN HER EAR?
Might one of the Silver Age scores be Riddle's WHAT A WAY TO GO?
Might one of the Silver Age scores be Previn's GOODBYE, CHARLIE?
Could other composer possibilities be Skinner, Salter, Buttolph, Harline, Deutsch, Van Cleave, Baxter, Lionel Newman, Sawtell, Michelet, Faith, Mandel.....
Could we be getting BAREFOOT IN THE PARK and/or THE ODD COUPLE?
Are the Golden Age scores earlier than 1950?
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Posted: |
Oct 15, 2013 - 10:34 AM
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PFK
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Let's see what we've established now:
1- Two releases.....One Golden Age, One Silver Age
2- Four Scores Involved, None Ever Released Before.
3- 3 Composers Involved, One disc has 2 scores by one composer, the other disc has two scores by two different composers.
4- Total of 3 Composers, only one is new to Kritzerland.
5- The composers are not: AMFITHEATROF, ARNOLD, AURIC, BERNSTEIN, DUNING, FRIEDHOFER, GARVARENTZ, HOLLANDER, KAPLAN, LAI, LAVAGNINO, MOCKRIDGE, MURRAY, NEWMAN, RAKSIN, WAXMAN, YOUNG.....
Might one of the Silver Age scores be Kaper's A FLEA IN HER EAR?
Might one of the Silver Age scores be Riddle's WHAT A WAY TO GO?
Might one of the Silver Age scores be Previn's GOODBYE, CHARLIE?
Could other composer possibilities be Skinner, Salter, Buttolph, Harline, Deutsch, Van Cleave, Baxter, Lionel Newman, Sawtell, Michelet, Faith, Mandel.....
Could we be getting BAREFOOT IN THE PARK and/or THE ODD COUPLE?
Are the Golden Age scores earlier than 1950?
Ah Manderley, first you tried to confuse me on The Miracle topic Men in War/God's Little Acre LPs...... 
Now, #2 ..... Four scores never before released!
Then, you are guessing: A Flea in Her Ear, What a Way to Go, Goodbye Charlie, Barefoot in the Park and The Odd Couple! ALL were issued on LPs! 
Oh ..... these OLD guys! ...... Hey, I'm 67!
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This always sounds like such fun!
But I can't pay too much attention to it, or I'll get drool on the keyboard....
Anticipation!
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