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Neato!
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Well, Henry, that was really special. I really wish I could have been there. Thanks for having it preserved and kudos abounding to the presenter and the performers.
As far as having a film music birthday event goes, that's the way to do it!
- JMM.
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Sep 18, 2014 - 12:47 PM
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I was going to stop bumping this because I figured everyone has seen it who wants to see it. And as much effort as all who worked on it put into it, it seemed pretty egocentric dwelling on it too much. After all I am like every fan out there who loves his favorite composers and wants the work played again and again.
But giving it more thought I said no, that isn't entirely it. The point I make in the middle of the video is important and I wish to reinforce it. It is not just my favorites but every composer I can think of that originally got my attention with melody. Miklos Rozsa (EL CID), Hans Zimmer (DRIVING MISS DAISY), Victor Young (AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS), Ernest Gold (EXODUS), Francis Lai (A MAN AND A WOMAN), James Horner (GLORY), Henry Mancini BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S, Alfred Newman (HOW THE WEST WAS WON), Mikis Theodorakis (Z), Danny Elfman (BATMAN), Ron Goodwin (633 SQUADRON), Franz Waxman (TARAS BULBA), Ramin Djawadi (GAME OF THRONES), Alex North (CLEOPATRA) and the endless list of practitioners of this art led me to other forms of music through my introduction of them with a melody. AND that my little coterie of favorites, including Elmer and Jerry, wrote more of those melodies than many other composers combined. I could have done 10 of these shows and not run out of material.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inxeqLMP5yQ
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Sep 18, 2014 - 2:47 PM
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CCW1970
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I was going to stop bumping this because I figured everyone has seen it who wants to see it. And as much effort as all who worked on it put into it, it seemed pretty egocentric dwelling on it too much. After all I am like every fan out there who loves his favorite composers and wants the work played again and again.
But giving it more thought I said no, that isn't entirely it. The point I make in the middle of the video is important and I wish to reinforce it. It is not just my favorites but every composer I can think of only really got my attention with melody. Miklos Rozsa (EL CID), Hans Zimmer (DRIVING MISS DAISY), Victor Young (AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS), Ernest Gold (EXODUS), Francis Lai (A MAN AND A WOMAN), James Horner (GLORY), Henry Mancini BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S, Alfred Newman (HOW THE WEST WAS WON), Mikis Theodorakis (Z), Danny Elfman (BATMAN), Ron Goodwin (633 SQUADRON), Franz Waxman (TARAS BULBA), Ramin Djawadi (GAME OF THRONES), Alex North (CLEOPATRA) and the endless list of practitioners of this art led me to other forms of music through my introduction of them with a melody. AND that my little coterie of favorites including Elmer and Jerry wrote more of those than many other composers combined. I could have done 10 of these shows and not run out of material.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inxeqLMP5yQ
Hear, hear! Agree wholeheartedly.
That was a wonderful night and lots of fun. Thanks again!
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