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LOG IN Forgot Login? Register General Discussion • Trading Post • Non-Film Score Discussion  Profile • Preferences • Community Rules • Help/Contact • Search Board Search Terms:  Search Within:  topics posts since 2019 2018 posts 2017 posts 2016 posts 2015 posts 2014 posts 2013 posts 2012 posts 2011 posts 2010 posts 2009 posts 2008 posts 2007 posts 2006 posts 2005 posts 2004 posts 2003 posts 2002 posts 2001 posts 2000 posts users  search tips  You must log in or register to post.   Go to page:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7      General Discussion: NEW KRITZERLAND: VICTOR YOUNG AT PARAMOUNT!    FIRST   PRIOR   4 5 6 7    NEXT   LAST   Last Post   Posted:   Apr 8, 2014 - 6:56 PM     By:   TheFamousEccles   (Member) Or perhaps Robert Farnon's marvelous score for "The Disappearance"? (Given that Kritzerland has put out a few scores for Twilight Time films, it wouldn't surprise me if this was represented, too.) The aforementioned 80s score might be for his "The Long Hot Summer" TV movie? Or is Johnny Mandel finally making his Kritzerland debut with his score for another Cooper TV movie: "Christmas Eve"?    Posted:   Apr 8, 2014 - 7:44 PM     By:   haineshisway   (Member) Or perhaps Robert Farnon's marvelous score for "The Disappearance"? (Given that Kritzerland has put out a few scores for Twilight Time films, it wouldn't surprise me if this was represented, too.) The aforementioned 80s score might be for his "The Long Hot Summer" TV movie? Or is Johnny Mandel finally making his Kritzerland debut with his score for another Cooper TV movie: "Christmas Eve"? Yes, Farnon is the other composer and it's The Disappearance. Not that long, but it's really good. The third score is by Paul Glass and hasn't been mentioned yet.    Posted:   Apr 8, 2014 - 9:31 PM     By:   .   (Member) Having enjoyed Lady in a Cage, I'll be pleased to hear more from Paul Glass.    Posted:   Apr 8, 2014 - 10:47 PM     By:   haineshisway   (Member) Having enjoyed Lady in a Cage, I'll be pleased to hear more from Paul Glass. While there are moment of dissonance in Overlord, mostly it's tonal in the Vaughn Williams style - stunningly beautiful themes - if you've heard the score to Bunny Lake you know how good a melodist Glass can be. The other Glass score is also mostly tonal and it's really kind of fun. And best of all and rather astonishingly, Overlord is in glorious stereophonic sound. At one point we thought we were going to have to go from the up and down mono tape we had - but thankfully Paul had a complete set of tapes - and we got them transferred just in time, they literally were falling apart after we did the transfer - it's in perfect sound. Gorgeous.    Posted:   Apr 9, 2014 - 6:26 AM     By:   Melchior   (Member) Having enjoyed Lady in a Cage, I'll be pleased to hear more from Paul Glass. While there are moment of dissonance in Overlord, mostly it's tonal in the Vaughn Williams style - stunningly beautiful themes - if you've heard the score to Bunny Lake you know how good a melodist Glass can be. The other Glass score is also mostly tonal and it's really kind of fun. And best of all and rather astonishingly, Overlord is in glorious stereophonic sound. At one point we thought we were going to have to go from the up and down mono tape we had - but thankfully Paul had a complete set of tapes - and we got them transferred just in time, they literally were falling apart after we did the transfer - it's in perfect sound. Gorgeous. So is the third score maybe Glass' music for the German-Canadian production Die Abzocker/The Hustle, starring Robert Wagner and Stephen McHattie?    Posted:   Apr 9, 2014 - 10:48 AM     By:   haineshisway   (Member) Having enjoyed Lady in a Cage, I'll be pleased to hear more from Paul Glass. While there are moment of dissonance in Overlord, mostly it's tonal in the Vaughn Williams style - stunningly beautiful themes - if you've heard the score to Bunny Lake you know how good a melodist Glass can be. The other Glass score is also mostly tonal and it's really kind of fun. And best of all and rather astonishingly, Overlord is in glorious stereophonic sound. At one point we thought we were going to have to go from the up and down mono tape we had - but thankfully Paul had a complete set of tapes - and we got them transferred just in time, they literally were falling apart after we did the transfer - it's in perfect sound. Gorgeous. So is the third score maybe Glass' music for the German-Canadian production Die Abzocker/The Hustle, starring Robert Wagner and Stephen McHattie? I think that would be a great third score!    Posted:   Apr 9, 2014 - 11:10 AM     By:   Melchior   (Member) Sounds like a must have.    Posted:   Apr 9, 2014 - 11:30 AM     By:   Michael Condon   (Member) Just realized I haven't ordered the Victor Young set! It's great to see more of his music made available.    Posted:   Apr 14, 2014 - 1:05 PM     By:   Anabel Boyer   (Member) While there are moment of dissonance in Overlord, mostly it's tonal in the Vaughn Williams style - stunningly beautiful themes - if you've heard the score to Bunny Lake you know how good a melodist Glass can be. The other Glass score is also mostly tonal and it's really kind of fun. And best of all and rather astonishingly, Overlord is in glorious stereophonic sound. At one point we thought we were going to have to go from the up and down mono tape we had - but thankfully Paul had a complete set of tapes - and we got them transferred just in time, they literally were falling apart after we did the transfer - it's in perfect sound. Gorgeous. the German-Canadian production Die Abzocker/The Hustle, starring Robert Wagner and Stephen McHattie : I think that would be a great third score! I thought the annoucement was today.    Posted:   Apr 14, 2014 - 1:54 PM     By:   Grecchus   (Member) And best of all and rather astonishingly, Overlord is in glorious stereophonic sound. At one point we thought we were going to have to go from the up and down mono tape we had - but thankfully Paul had a complete set of tapes - and we got them transferred just in time, they literally were falling apart after we did the transfer - it's in perfect sound. Gorgeous. Bruce, you mean the tapes 'pinch-rollered' their last just after delivering a digital image? Must've been one hell of a white-knuckle ride!    Posted:   Apr 14, 2014 - 2:40 PM     By:   haineshisway   (Member) And best of all and rather astonishingly, Overlord is in glorious stereophonic sound. At one point we thought we were going to have to go from the up and down mono tape we had - but thankfully Paul had a complete set of tapes - and we got them transferred just in time, they literally were falling apart after we did the transfer - it's in perfect sound. Gorgeous. Bruce, you mean the tapes 'pinch-rollered' their last just after delivering a digital image? Must've been one hell of a white-knuckle ride! It's like that a lot of times - a lot of tapes are on the verge and getting them transferred in the nick of time is always a happy experience. We'll announce this at some point this week.    Posted:   Apr 14, 2014 - 2:47 PM     By:   Sirusjr   (Member) Very exciting! Looking forward to checking out the samples.    Posted:   Apr 14, 2014 - 4:44 PM     By:   Last Child   (Member) but thankfully Paul had a complete set of tapes - and we got them transferred just in time, they literally were falling apart after we did the transfer - it's in perfect sound. Gorgeous. I suppose his Night Gallery stuff is off-limits because of Universal, even if he has tapes?    Posted:   Apr 14, 2014 - 5:37 PM     By:   .   (Member) Received my Victor Young CD. Very enjoyable with marvelous music throughout. The sound for the "Appointment With Danger" is particularly good. Well worth the wait. September Affair and The Accused are quality scores too. A superb collection of great Victor Young music! Only isolated disappointment is the relatively poor sound for the Prelude (and to a lesser extent the End Title) of "The Accused". Fortunately, the score's other tracks sound very good, but as the Prelude is the main orchestral presentation of the theme, it's a pity it has suffered in comparison to the rest. So for my listening, I've decided to prune the Prelude and program proceedings to start with Track 19 which is a nice cocktail lounge arrangement of the theme. A tracklist question: Track 7: Lonely Am I (Lilley) / Slow Bus to Memphis Is that Joseph J. Lilley of White Christmas? I can't find anything on Google crediting him with a tune of that title.    Posted:   Apr 15, 2014 - 1:29 PM     By:   PFK   (Member) I got the Victor Young CD yesterday and just played it. A fine CD, the music runs from suspense to romance. We don't have too much Young on CD so it's great to get another CD of his music. Thanks Bruce, and I am looking forward to the future Victor Young CDs you have planned.    Posted:   Apr 15, 2014 - 1:42 PM     By:   .   (Member) Intriguing track titles. Track 9 "The Boner" is immediately followed by "Regas Follows Nun".    Posted:   Apr 15, 2014 - 6:04 PM     By:   cody1949   (Member) Enjoying the VICTOR YOUNG AT PARAMOUNT CD. Especially fond of THE ACCUSED and SEPTEMBER AFFAIR scores. Oh what he could do with a violin! Very beautiful, romantic music. Keep 'em coming !    Posted:   Apr 15, 2014 - 9:10 PM     By:   PFK   (Member) Intriguing track titles. Track 9 "The Boner" is immediately followed by "Regas Follows Nun". I too noticed "The Boner" track. Maybe it meant something else in 1951? Hope so ...... In any event, I'm enjoying the CD.    Posted:   Apr 15, 2014 - 10:16 PM     By:   manderley   (Member) Received my Victor Young CD. Very enjoyable with marvelous music throughout. The sound for the "Appointment With Danger" is particularly good. Well worth the wait. September Affair and The Accused are quality scores too. A superb collection of great Victor Young music! Only isolated disappointment is the relatively poor sound for the Prelude (and to a lesser extent the End Title) of "The Accused". Fortunately, the score's other tracks sound very good, but as the Prelude is the main orchestral presentation of the theme, it's a pity it has suffered in comparison to the rest. So for my listening, I've decided to prune the Prelude and program proceedings to start with Track 19 which is a nice cocktail lounge arrangement of the theme. A tracklist question: Track 7: Lonely Am I (Lilley) / Slow Bus to Memphis Is that Joseph J. Lilley of White Christmas? I can't find anything on Google crediting him with a tune of that title. I noticed that about THE ACCUSED as well. I wonder if, possibly, the original music session masters no longer existed for these two cues and Mr. Bruce has lifted them from something close to an optical film print soundtrack to add completeness to the score. Incidentally, Mr. Young must have felt his major theme for THE ACCUSED was pretty good, because he re-recorded it for one of his compilation LPs in the 1950s. It was so familiar when I heard it again on this Victor Young Kritzerland CD.    Posted:   Apr 15, 2014 - 10:45 PM     By:   Bob DiMucci   (Member) Intriguing track titles. Track 9 "The Boner" is immediately followed by "Regas Follows Nun". ----------------------------------------------------- I too noticed "The Boner" track. Maybe it meant something else in 1951? Hope so ...... In any event, I'm enjoying the CD. Informally, a stupid mistake is often referred to as "a boner."     General Discussion: NEW KRITZERLAND: VICTOR YOUNG AT PARAMOUNT!    << < 4 5 6 7  > >>  Go to page:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7   First Post    General Discussion • Trading Post • Non-Film Score Discussion  Profile • Preferences • Community Rules • Help/Contact • Search Board You must log in or register to post.   Go to page:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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