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Excellent news! One of my most anticipated films and scores of the year.
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Saw the film at the London Film Festival today. Really excellent movie, well worth seeing. Nop notch performances from Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, who looks for all the world like a young Audrey Hepburn. Engrossing interesting narrative and a beautiful score from Carter Burwell. One sequence, where the score merges with the source music during a car driving sequence is just gorgeous.
Definite CD buy for me. However, I didn't notice any mention of a soundtrack release over the end credits so I hope this is still happening.
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Saw the film at the London Film Festival today. Really excellent movie, well worth seeing. Nop notch performances from Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, who looks for all the world like a young Audrey Hepburn. Engrossing interesting narrative and a beautiful score from Carter Burwell. One sequence, where the score merges with the source music during a car driving sequence is just gorgeous.
Definite CD buy for me. However, I didn't notice any mention of a soundtrack release over the end credits so I hope this is still happening.
I don't think CD releases are always listed in film credits, or even usually listed for that matter. I can't see any reason for it to be cancelled.
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Saw the film at the London Film Festival today. Really excellent movie, well worth seeing. Nop notch performances from Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, who looks for all the world like a young Audrey Hepburn. Engrossing interesting narrative and a beautiful score from Carter Burwell. One sequence, where the score merges with the source music during a car driving sequence is just gorgeous.
Definite CD buy for me. However, I didn't notice any mention of a soundtrack release over the end credits so I hope this is still happening.
https://www.facebook.com/varesesarabanderecords/photos/a.207302096128750.1073741832.190580891134204/443945265797764/?type=3&theater
It's still happening. Really looking forward to this one!
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Thanks
CD due 20th November. 
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19 out of 25 tracks by Burwell. Nice one
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Thanks James for posting about Varese's releases and spreading the word on releases
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It's on Spotify. Listening to it now and it's a wonderful score! Absolutely gorgeous, with a great melancholic mood. For me, one of the best scores of 2015
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Carter Burwell does gorgeous melancholy better than almost anyone living!
Yavar
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At first I was dismayed at how the score starts with (and occasionally reprises) a very typical Philip Glass introduction - not just minimalist, but absolutely drawn from the Glass playbook. But Burwell almost immediately takes the music in directions quite different from the kind of thing Glass does, so it does move away from imitation. Until the next time the sawing strings and alternating piano chords crank up like an acoustic hurdy gurdy.
I just wish a new score once in a while wouldn't sound so much like some other piece of music I know well. It's disheartening. (By the way, I never assume it's the composer's preference so much as what the filmmakers require.)
All this said, it is a strong score, and does sound like it will be particularly effective in the film.
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