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I'm not a Horner completist but these samples are gorgeous. Will be ordering soon.
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My IN COUNTRY CD arrived today and Yes, to answer my own question, Yes it is Tommy Tedesco in the orcherstra on Guitar. He is credited as Thomas Tedesco. Other notable orchestra members include on violin, Bruce Dukov (who I always thought, looks so much like James Horner) and Jerry Goldsmith's usual concert master Paul Shure. Malcolm McNab provides the superb Trumpet solos. What a great release. Thanks again so much Doug Fake and entire INTRADA Team! Bravo! Wow, good call on Tedesco, zooba.
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"One thing I cannot quite figure out is the difference between: 15. Family Supper 1:14 16. Family Supper 1:15 I suppose the pitch sounds a little different but I keep missing the difference" ------------------------ Listen to each cue around the 20-40 second mark. The second one has added synth/orchestra and the pauses between piano notes seems different too. Hard to believe Horner kept using the same 'tragic' theme for similar situations in Uncommon Valour, Alamo Jobe and this and nobody called him on it! He's quite the cheeky chappie
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The more Horner repeats himself the better??? What? Do you not get tired of listening to the same music over and over? I do.
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Amazon.com still has copies at the regular price and lower.
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Does anyone have a suggested order as to where to place the extra tracks within the context of the album tracks to create one playlist?
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Oct 25, 2023 - 8:10 AM
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Thor
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Geez, I had to search long and hard to find this thread, as no search engine -- neither FSM's nor Google's -- would find it. Anyways, another one I haven't properly played in years. It's really a shame, because it's quite good. It's Horner with those solemn Americana trumpets, foreshadowing things like APOLLO 13. And some moody, explorative textures - like the title track. Haven't whittled this much either, but I removed track 10, which was just a short Americana statement that was already well-represented, and the last track -- track 17 -- which was a return to the ambient flute textures of "In Country" and worked poorly as an album ender. The soft, piano-led, penultimate track "Family Supper", works better.
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