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GL 5202

Cinema Classics

Released Date:
01 Feb 2013

Originally recorded in 1962
Artists:

Ron Goodwin Concert Orchestra


Frank Chacksfield Orchestra


Billy Vaughan Orchestra


Helmut Zacharias and his Magic Violins


Ray Martin Concert Orchestra


The Cinema Sound Stage Orchestra


Alfred Newman and his Orchestra


Percy Faith Orchestra


Tony Osborne Orchestra


David Carroll Orchestra


Pinewood Studio Orchestra


Cyril Ornadel & The Starlight Symphony


Al Caiola & His Orchestra


Ronni Aldrich, Piano and The Dreamers


Gordon Franks & His Orchestra


Eric Coates & His Concert Orchestra


The London Festival Symphony Orchestra


Studio Orchestra - London


Robert Farnon


Ken Jones


Jerome Moross


Russ Conway

- (piano)

The Rita Williams Singers



Record Label
Guild Light

Genre:

Compilations & Collections




Total Time - 78:14
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Songs and Themes from the Silver Screen
   
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  Cinema Classics  
   
 

MAX STEINER

1 

Tara's Theme

 3:05
  (from the film 'Gone With The Wind')  
 

ELMER BERNSTEIN

2 

'The Magnificent Seven'

 2:01
  (Theme from the film)  
 

MIKLOS ROZSA

3 

Ben-Hur - Prelude

 3:34
 

RICHARD ADDINSELL

4 

The Waltz Of The Toreadors

 2:54
  (Theme from the film)  
 Ken Jones
 

ERNEST GOLD

5 

Exodus

 2:59
  (Main title from the film)  
 

DIMITRI TIOMKIN

6 

Friendly Persuasion (Thee I Love)

 3:04
  (Theme from the film)  
 

TONY HATCH

7 

Look For A Star

 2:10
  (from the film 'Circus Of Horrors')  
 

WARREN/MERCER

arr. Roland Shaw
8 

On The Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe

 2:34
  (from the film 'The Harvey Girls)  
 

RON GOODWIN

9 

The Cafe Royal Waltz

 2:32
  (from the film 'The Trials Of Oscar Wilde')  
 

HENRY MANCINI

10 

Moon River

 2:33
  (from the film 'Breakfast at Tiffanys')  
 

GEORGE W DUNNING

11 

Picnic

 3:22
  (Theme from the film)  
 Russ Conway - (piano)
 

STYNE/CAHN

arr. Roland Shaw
12 

Three Coins In The Fountain

 3:41
  Title Music  
 

FRANCK BARCELLINI

13 

Mon Oncle

 4:50
  (Themes from the film)  
  Film soundtrack: orchestra unidentified  
 

RON GRAINER

14 

Johnny's Tune

 2:20
  (from the film 'Some People')  
 

RAY MARTIN

15 

It's Great To Be Young

 2:31
  (Title music)  
  with The Coronets  
 

ERIC COATES

16 

The Dam Busters - March

 2:56
  (Theme from the film)  
 

ROBERT FARNON

17 

Lady Barbara

 6:35
  (from the film 'Captain Horatio Hornblower, R.N.')  
 Robert Farnon
 

BRONISLAU KAPER

18 

The Brothers Karamazov

 2:49
 

ALFRED NEWMAN

19 

The Razor's Edge - Film Music

 3:32
 

BRONISLAU KAPER

arr. Percy Faith
20 

Invitation

 3:04
  Theme from the film  
 

ALFRED NEWMAN

21 

The Robe

 3:51
  (Love theme from the film)  
 

MARIO NASCIMBENE

arr. Percy Faith
22 

Light In The Piazza

 2:52
  Main theme from the film  
 

MIKLOS ROZSA

23 

King of Kings - Miracles of Christ

 3:04
 

JEROME MOROSS

24 

The Big Country

 5:21
  (Title music)  
 Jerome Moross
   

Guild GL 5202

The Golden Age of Light Music: Cinema Classics ‘Songs and Themes From Theatre’

The title of this collection may raise a few eyebrows when the track list is perused. Every film buff has his particular favourites when it comes to ‘classic’ movies, and the lists that regularly appear of ‘the very best films of all time’ often make one wonder whose opinions have been sought! Undoubtedly some of the films represented on this CD were outstanding, and have stood the test of time. Others were very popular in their day, but for various reasons they have slipped from the conscious memory of many of us. Among the truly great Hollywood composers you will find Max Steiner, Miklós Rózsa, Dimitri Tiomkin, Alfred Newman, Elmer Bernstein, Bronislaw Kaper, Henry Mancini, Jerome Moross, and Ernest Gold. But be prepared for a few pleasant surprises from Ray Martin, Ron Grainer, Ron Goodwin, and Robert Farnon in an excerpt from his most widely acclaimed film score.
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