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Well apart from those above, there's 'Oh, What a Lovely War' and some documentary scores, like Morton Gould's 'World War I' and Wilfred Josephs' unreleased 'The Great War'.
And Friedhofer's 'Richthofen and Brown'.
'Aces High'? Plus stuff like 'Zeppelin'. And ball-park scores such as 'Doctor Zhivago', 'Ryan's Daughter' and 'The Go-Between' which all touch on the war, as did 'The Shooting Party'.
As regards faves it has to be 'Blue Max' and 'Lawrence'.
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aces high was ok.
zeppellin was excellent, roy budd.
i think Fieldings Johnny got his gun was ww1.
red baron was excellent score, the john phillip law film.
there is a lot more.
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sorry for the duplication, me and william crossed.
and richthofen and brown waz aka red baron.
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I just don't know why this score has never been released, Wilfred ('I Claudius') Josephs' 'The Great War'. I've linked it here before... see the title music at the beginning of this sequence:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHm7fNDDY9Y
And this very different 'March Glorious' was used as the end credit music to the last episode and in some sequences. Actually, this is a reduced orchestration version for smaller grouping, the original is amazing, and builds up symphonically (Miklos Rozsa would have approved) to a hysteria as Europe goes off to madness:
http://grooveshark.com/#!/search/song?q=Wilfred+Josephs+March+Glorious+(Theme+from+The+Great+War)
(I'm hoping 'Grooveshark' is legit: I really don't know, it was the only place I could find the piece).
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not forgettin All quiet on the western front.
cant recall what score there was in the original lew ayres one bt Allyn Fergusons remake with ernie borgnine and richard thomas was decent.
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Don't forget:
- Uomini Contro (Piero Piccioni) - Great score, great film
- La Grand Guerra (Nino Rota)
- Merry Christmas (Philippe Rombi)
- Niemandsland (Hans Eisler)
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There are several episodes of THE YOUNG INDIANA JONES CHRONICLES that deal with WW1:
- Verdun 1916 (Joel McNeely)
- Paris 1916 (Joel McNeely)
- German East Africa 1916 (Joel McNeely)
- The Congo 1917 (Joel McNeely)
- London 1916 (Joel McNeely)
- Barcelona 1917 (Laurence Rosenthal)
- Ireland 1916 Laurence Rosenthal)
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