#121
Geschrieben 12.02.2012 - 12:47 Uhr
BLACK GOLD
THE MISSING
LEGEND OF ZORRO
KARATE KID
SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES
BOBBY JONES
ENEMY AT THE GATES
TROY
THE NEW WORLD
#122
Geschrieben 12.02.2012 - 13:46 Uhr
Carsten Berger sagte am 12.02.2012 - 12:47 Uhr:
BLACK GOLD
THE MISSING
LEGEND OF ZORRO
KARATE KID
SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES
BOBBY JONES
ENEMY AT THE GATES
TROY
THE NEW WORLD
so ne Rangfolge ist immer schwer:) Meine:
2003 House Of Sand And Fog
2010 Black Gold
2009 Avatar
2003 The Missing
2008 Spiderwick Chronicles
2010 Karate Kid
2002 Four Feathers
2005 The Legend Of Zorro
2005 The New World
2001 A beautiful Mind
2005 Flightplan
2001 Iris
#123
Geschrieben 12.02.2012 - 19:04 Uhr
Meine Horner-Liste der letzten 10 Jahre (2001-2011) würde wie folgt aussehen:
2005 The Legend Of Zorro
2008 Spiderwick Chronicles
2009 Avatar
2011 Black Gold
2003 The Missing
2004 Troy
2001 Iris
2003 Beyond Borders
2010 Karate Kid
2002 Four Feathers
2005 Flightplan
2004 Bobby Jones Stroke of Genius
2001 A beautiful Mind
2005 The New World
2003 House Of Sand And Fog
Csongor
#124
Geschrieben 14.02.2012 - 11:35 Uhr
#125
Geschrieben 14.02.2012 - 12:44 Uhr
Bei THE NEW WORLD bin ich immer eingeschlafen, den verwende ich für meditative Zwecke
Csongor
#126
Geschrieben 16.02.2012 - 15:52 Uhr
Csongor sagte am 14.02.2012 - 12:44 Uhr:
Bei denen bekomme ich die Kretze. :-) Den einzigen Titel, den ich bei dieser CD wirklich höre ist Track 1, sonst ein schreckliches Machwerk dieser Score.
#127
Geschrieben 17.02.2012 - 08:28 Uhr
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"So there will be a higher body count?"
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#128
Geschrieben 23.02.2012 - 22:10 Uhr
#129
Geschrieben 16.03.2012 - 00:26 Uhr
Zitat
Glittering Gold
Review by Richard Buxton
Consistency. If there’s one area in which JAMES HORNER is stronger than anyone else it’s surely consistency. Not in the overanalyzed use of his various signature themes and motifs, but in his ability to squeeze out every ounce of aching beauty from within a film’s story and sprinkle it over a group of world-class musicians. When given the chance, it’s abundantly clear that HORNER’S is unable to tame the romantic within him, providing sweeping scores of unrivalled splendor. His consistency is such that many a fan, such as this reviewer, waits with baited breath upon hearing of any new release, craving another dosage of that sweet consistency and not even contemplating the potential for disappointment.
It’s just as well then that his latest creation is the flavoring to one of cinema’s most evocative locales, the desert. BLACK GOLD, despite having a director and cast more than familiar to international audiences, has seen limited pay time across the globe and as a result comes the unfamiliar territory of a film score being more likely to be heard than the film is to be seen. An unfortunate and perhaps unforeseen outcome for the film is a fate rarely shared by a composer of JAMES HORNER’S standing and thankfully his wonderful score has traveled beyond the oceans of sand into the wide world.
BLACK GOLD is a score for JAMES HORNER fans. It’s as simple as that. If you find yourself frequently returning to HORNER’S scores of the past for an injection of his unrivalled mastery of lyrical themes and deep textures, BLACK GOLD is simply a must-have. For those somewhat less certain in their feelings for his music, BLACK GOLD is a fine score to look at should you be wishing to fall under his spell. For those looking to hold their annual “Spot the Horner Score” competition, BLACK GOLD will also provide some entertainment with its occasional reference to a score of the past, but never does this become a chore, as can admittedly be the case. Yes, the “Danger Theme” does surface once in a while, and there are nods to some of HORNER’S prior compositions, and thankfully these nods are to some of HORNER’S most well received scores. The “criticism” that HORNER’S scores are somewhat interchangeable is arguably an acknowledgement that those signature motifs he crafted so long ago are so impressively effective and emotionally all-encompassing that they can be used in such a wide range of contexts. The ability to interject a motif composed potentially decades ago into an entirely unrelated score with such ease is a skill that is perhaps unrecognized in a section of the film industry whose fans consistently demand originality and innovation. HORNER’S scores are not interchangeable due to any limitations in his ability, rather because his music is so potent through his masterful ability to evoke and manipulate the emotions of an audience with such ease. In BLACK GOLD that ability is flaunted time and time again in a score that will surely be remembered as one of HORNER’S modern bests
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It shouldn’t take long to identify whether you are destined to enjoy JAMES HORNER’S score for BLACK GOLD. If the score is a success to your ears, it is likely to be identified as one with great immediacy; such is the potency of the main theme. In mastering the theme and all its variations, HORNER once again shows unparalleled skill in extracting every last emotion from a composition. BLACK GOLD is a spectacular score, one that expertly captures that majesty and infinite splendour that will forever be remembered through the magic of cinema.
Quelle: http://www.tracksoun...ames_horner.htm
Weiter im Text war nur noch eine Track by Track Analyse.. die ihr ja, wenn ihr Lust habt selber nachlesen könnt.. jedoch das, was Black Gold auch für mich ausmacht.. steht in dem hier eingefügten Text drin.. endlich fand einer die Wörter, die mir immer fehlten, um Black Gold zu beschreiben...
"Music is the most direct path to the human heart."
Steven Spielberg
"Jerry Goldsmith was my God"
John Ottman
"Wenn Liebe und Können zusammen wirken, entsteht ein Meisterwerk"
John Ruskin
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#130
Geschrieben 17.03.2012 - 10:28 Uhr
Andererseits hat man beim späten Delerue auch gedacht, immer desselbe, als er dann weg war, war es trotzdem ein herber Verlust, weil's einfach kein anderer so konnte. Also wird sich in 10 Jahren ein Schleier der Altersmilde über Horner legen - wie bei Barry.
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