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So, a four note thing by Baxter is Williams stealing his music. I don't think so, sorry.
Eight notes in the B development, not the main statement.
I think it's a coincidence, but the similarity is clear.
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I'm astonished the Herrman estate never sued Danny Elfman for stealing the entire opening from Journey To The Centre Of The Earth and using it in Batman.
That`s probably because the Herrmann estate doesn`t own the music. Usually the film company owns it.
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I'm astonished the Herrman estate never sued Danny Elfman for stealing the entire opening from Journey To The Centre Of The Earth and using it in Batman.
That`s probably because the Herrmann estate doesn`t own the music. Usually the film company owns it.
No, it is because the statement about Elfman "stealing" is idiotic, imbecilic and just plain ignorant!
Have a nice day!
bruce
ps if he 'stole' anything, it is the 4-5 note motif from KANE
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So, a four note thing by Baxter is Williams stealing his music. I don't think so, sorry.
Eight notes in the B development, not the main statement.
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No, its the main theme.
check out the link to Lukas Kendall's article in davidinberekely post.
LK makes a persuasive argument; no copyright infringement
re: Howard Hanson
That is similar to the arguing over Holst's "Mars" and GLADIATOR.
Both cases involve a distinct, staccato 5/4 rhythmic motif - NOT a truly distinctive melody line
bruce marshall, Esquire
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