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Feb 3, 2018 - 5:47 AM
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CK
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I couldn't find anything with the Search function in the past few days, so my apologies if this has indeed been mentioned already: THE OSCAR CONCERT Wednesday, February 28, 2018, at 8:00pm Los Angeles Philharmonic Thomas Wilkins, conductor Terence Blanchard, trumpet Additional guests, TBA PROGRAM: Introduction Oscar-winning composer Michael Giacchino and Oscar-winning director Pete Docter present a live demonstration of the scoring process. Musical selections from the Oscar-winning film UP The Sound of Home: Rachel Portman, Nicholas Nickleby Nino Rota, Amarcord A. R. Rahman, Slumdog Millionaire The Sound of the Chase: Dave Grusin, The Firm Lalo Schifrin, Bullitt Jerry Goldsmith, The Great Train Robbery The Sound of Fear: Mica Levi, Jackie Quincy Jones, In Cold Blood John Carpenter, Halloween John Williams, The Witches of Eastwick The Sound of Love Erich Wolfgang Korngold, The Adventures of Robin Hood Luis Bacalov, Il Postino Tan Dun, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon The Sound of Courage: Terence Blanchard, Malcolm X Terence Blanchard, trumpet Joe Hisaishi, Spirited Away Alex North, Spartacus The Sound of the Future: World premiere suites from this year’s nominated films for Original Score Carter Burwell, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Alexandre Desplat, The Shape of Water Jonny Greenwood, Phantom Thread John Williams, Star Wars: The Last Jedi Hans Zimmer, Dunkirk For more information, please visit LAPhil.com
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Truly bizarre choices. It’s like they reached into a bag and pulled out the worst examples. That complaint aside, I would go to there.
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Looking forward to this and to hear The Great Train Robbery!
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Truly bizarre choices. It’s like they reached into a bag and pulled out the worst examples. That complaint aside, I would go to there. I'd go too... But the sound of love or fear without an entry by Herrmann? Wut.
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Agree with Morricone, one heck of a solid concert. A couple pieces they played were not my most favorite of film scores, but there is something seeing/hearing this stuff live that made me go, "hey that's a great piece." Maybe it's just the surroundings. Hearing The Great Train Robbery live was a thrill of a lifetime. I sure hope they continue this!
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Truly bizarre choices. It’s like they reached into a bag and pulled out the worst examples. That complaint aside, I would go to there. Witches of Eastwick a worst example. Please
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