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In which case the film music came first Korngold Violin Concerto Herrmann did Mrs Muir or Wuthering Heights come first? Williams Elegy (from Seven years in Tibet) Glass Tirol Concerto (the Truman show) Goldenthal Symphony (from Final Fantasy) Corigliano Red Violin Concerto (movements 2 and 3 depart from film score) Nyman did Carrington come before it became String Quartet 3? Zimmer Aurora Does Nyman's The Piano Concerto count? It uses themes from the score, but it's otherwise an original, spectacular work.
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Donal Rubinstein put out a CD of the demos he composed for DAWN OF THE DEAD, and concert works he did based on those.
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Roberto Gerhard incorporated portions of his film score This Sporting Life into his later "Epithalamion" ... as did Toru Takemitsu, whose "The Dorian Horizon" utilizes passages from his earlier film score Woman in the Dunes
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Of course Korngold did this in other concert and chamber works besides the violin concerto... Yavar
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Why, Ralph Vaughan Williams' 7th Symphony of course! And Philip Glass' String Quartet No. 3
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Lalo Schifrin's beautiful Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra does tend to include a theme or two from The Four Musketeers of his.
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Corigliano's Symphony #1 features Revolution's "War Lament" in its first movement.
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Lalo Schifrin's beautiful Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra does tend to include a theme or two from The Four Musketeers of his. Never heard this... I shall seek out a recording of it.
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Nyman did Carrington come before it became String Quartet 3? Nope - String Quartet #3 in 1990, Carrington 1995. I played the Argo recording of Nyman's quartets 1-3 to very death when it came out in 1990. Another Nyman work derived from his film music is Where the Bee Dances (saxophone concerto) from Prospero's Books.
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Williams also wrote Escapades, which uses music from Catch Me If You Can. And while as most know, most of the music wasn't actually used in the film, Villa-Lobos's score from Green Mansions was reworked into the concert piece Forest of the Amazon. And another case of unused score -- of all composers, Stravinsky was going to wrote a score (I want to say for Song of Bernadette), and a bit of music for that became Scherzo a La Russe. It’s actually the Symphony in Three Movements that incorporated Stravinsky’s unused score for Song of Bernadette.
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Corigliano's Symphony #1 features Revolution's "War Lament" in its first movement. Film came first?
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Why, Ralph Vaughan Williams' 7th Symphony of course! And Philip Glass' String Quartet No. 3 Glad incorporated THIN BLUE LINE into " Metamorphosis"
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