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Max Steiner probably isn't up you alley, but let my try anyway:
Any chance a proper release of Now Voyager or Jezebel is at hand?
Would love to tackle some WB Golden Age. Trying to work something out. Costs could prohibit this from happening
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My personal affection for Cy Coleman´s "FAMILY BUSINESS" (the one directed by Sidney Lumet, starring Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman and Matthew Broderick) leads me to ask whether LLL would ever consider releasing this.
But I think that would make as much sense as asking for a complete ROCKY I, II, III, V or VI?
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My personal affection for Cy Coleman´s "FAMILY BUSINESS" (the one directed by Sidney Lumet, starring Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman and Matthew Broderick) leads me to ask whether LLL would ever consider releasing this.
But I think that would make as much sense as asking for a complete ROCKY I, II, III, V or VI?
Wasn't Family Business one of the few times that the Leonard Maltin Guide singled out the music for being shitty?
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My personal affection for Cy Coleman´s "FAMILY BUSINESS" (the one directed by Sidney Lumet, starring Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman and Matthew Broderick) leads me to ask whether LLL would ever consider releasing this.
But I think that would make as much sense as asking for a complete ROCKY I, II, III, V or VI?
Wasn't Family Business one of the few times that the Leonard Maltin Guide singled out the music for being shitty?
Yes. I love that score.
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I would think a Gary Cooper western in color might sell pretty well.
Ditto for Cooper's SPRINGFIELD RIFLE.
I suppose that unfortunately no material will exist anymore of SPRINGFIELD RIFLE, or am I wrong?
The Steiner library had nothing - which was also the reason why nothing from this score was available on the former Tony Thomas double LP with Steiner westerns - and as the movie is from 1952 Warner quite certainly also won´t have any original music tracks anymore. As we all know almost nothing before 1954 exists there.
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Would love to tackle some WB Golden Age. Trying to work something out. Costs could prohibit this from happening
I know that the Steiner fans are jumping in with their wants, but I believe MV has said in the past that he's a Korngold fan, and the prospect of getting follow-ups to the great FSM twofer of Kings Row / The Sea Wolf is what really has me excited. I mean, a two disc complete Sea Hawk in good sound under Korngold's baton would be to die for.
Yavar
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Would love to tackle some WB Golden Age. Trying to work something out. Costs could prohibit this from happening
I know that the Steiner fans are jumping in with their wants, but I believe MV has said in the past that he's a Korngold fan, and the prospect of getting follow-ups to the great FSM twofer of Kings Row / The Sea Wolf is what really has me excited. I mean, a two disc complete Sea Hawk in good sound under Korngold's baton would be to die for.
Yavar
Korngold is a tough cookie due to the estate. Perhaps some day
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What's the timing on a 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix SJ?
Seriously, I just want to say how great your label is, and how happy I've been with every release so far. Love your dedication, quality, communication with your fans/customers, and sense of humor!
Adjustable? Hi energy?
Thanks for the kind words
MV
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Korngold is a tough cookie due to the estate. Perhaps some day
Wouldn´t you have also to deal now with the MPAAS (besides WB and the estate) as Leslie Korngold apparently has donated all the sound recordings of the Korngold estate to them?
Or has this info by Brendan G. Carroll in the Korngold forum from 2015 nothing to do with licensing the rights for the Korngold scores at all?
All of this is quite confusing:
"It appears that Leslie Korngold has now donated all of his rare sound recordings to the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences. The CAMBRIA release is therefore unlikely to happen at all.
Whether MPAAS will ever issue a CD of this priceless archive is anyone's guess."
http://korngold-society.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=26&p=11677#p11677
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Korngold is a tough cookie due to the estate. Perhaps some day
Wouldn´t you have also to deal now with the MPAAS (besides WB and the estate) as Leslie Korngold apparently has donated all the sound recordings of the Korngold estate to them?
Or has this info by Brendan G. Carroll in the Korngold forum from 2015 nothing to do with licensing the rights for the Korngold scores at all?
All of this is quite confusing:
"It appears that Leslie Korngold has now donated all of his rare sound recordings to the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences. The CAMBRIA release is therefore unlikely to happen at all.
Whether MPAAS will ever issue a CD of this priceless archive is anyone's guess."
http://korngold-society.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=26&p=11677#p11677
Estate was not the proper wording. Controling interest would be more apt.
Hopefully some day
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Would love to tackle some WB Golden Age. Trying to work something out. Costs could prohibit this from happening
I know that the Steiner fans are jumping in with their wants, but I believe MV has said in the past that he's a Korngold fan, and the prospect of getting follow-ups to the great FSM twofer of Kings Row / The Sea Wolf is what really has me excited. I mean, a two disc complete Sea Hawk in good sound under Korngold's baton would be to die for.
Yavar
I complete score release for the Sea Hawk would interest me also. But since it was re-recorded twice - by Varese and William Stromberg - I would prefer more Steiner releases.
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