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Feb 25, 2018 - 2:55 AM
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DeputyRiley
(Member)
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I adore his orchestral fare, and I definitely enjoy his electronic scores -- but, as is the case with many composers I listen to, I tend to favor works with orchestra and a bold, dynamic integration of electronics. Basically, my favorite scores usually tend to have the best of both worlds. Having said that, it often just depends on the score. Some of my absolute favorite Horner scores are 80% orchestra/20% synth (i.e. The Missing), while others are 80% synth/20% orchestra (Field of Dreams -- although often augmented with specialty insruments/solo performances). Sometimes it's difficult to assign a Horner score (or any score) as orchestral or electronic or the blend. Often specialty instruments/solo performances can play a huge role. Ergo, Patriot Games is a favorite score of mine that has a healthy mix of electronic elements, orchestra, and specialty instruments.
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I'm not sure what Horner scores would be considered electronic. But if that's Field of Dreams then sign me up!
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I love both! That's why Vibes and 48 HRS. are two of my favorite scores of his
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