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Neben STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE kommt in der kommenden Woche von La-La Land Records auch noch WARNING SHOT von Jerry Goldsmith:

Intradas erstmalige Veröffentlichung der Filmaufnahmen von CHARADE (1963) und HATARI! (1962):

Kritzerland is pleased to present a new world premiere limited edition soundtrack CD: WHEN A STRANGER CALLS Music Composed and Conducted by Dana Kaproff “HAVE YOU CHECKED THE CHILDREN?” With that repeated line of dialogue, audiences seeing When a Stranger Calls in 1979 were put on the edge of their seats in one of the most nail-bitingly suspenseful opening scenes ever put on film. Between that film and Alien, it was a 1979 double whammy of suspense and chills. Oh, it’s easy from today’s perspective to sit in judgment and say, “Oh, it’s not so scary,” much the same way that kids today seeing Psycho don’t think that’s scary. Why? Because these films have been ripped off so many times, and the envelope they were pushing has now been pushed so much further, that the classic chillers of old look positively quaint today. The fact that most new movies look and sound exactly the same makes movies like When a Stranger Calls even more unique – a truly low-budget film ($700,000) that came out of nowhere and went on to be an audience and box-office sensation (grossing over $21 million when that actually meant something). And quaint it wasn’t in 1979. When a Stranger Calls is sometimes called one of the first slasher films – only it’s not a slasher film at all and there were certainly many that came before – in fact, if you want to talk slashing, Psycho would probably be at the top of the list. When a Stranger Calls has no slashing – what it has is pure suspense – there is literally no gore, just some blood in a flashback, but you never see any violence committed. Gore is easy – suspense, pure suspense, is hard. When a Stranger Calls began life as a short film called The Sitter, directed by Fred Walton. The Sitter was basically the first act of When a Stranger Calls. After the success of the 1978 John Carpenter film, Halloween, it was decided to expand the short film into a feature, starring Carol Kane, Charles Durning, Coleen Dewhurst, Rachel Roberts, and Tony Beckley. The film was instantly influential and many low-budget copycat films happened for quite some time thereafter, including the same director’s sequel, this one for TV, When a Stranger Calls Again. It was also remade in 2006, but the remake stretches out the original’s opening twenty minutes to feature length – and guess what? It doesn’t work. When a Stranger Calls was Dana Kaproff’s second film score – his first was for Bert I. Gordon’s Empire of the Ants (released by Kritzerland) – and Kaproff deserves a good deal of the credit for the film’s suspense level. It is simply unthinkable to imagine this film without his score because his score is as much a leading player as any of its cast. It’s relentlessly suspenseful music – there are no pretty themes to lull you and give you security – just dread, pure dread, and then almost psychotic music for those moments when things, well, get out of hand. The score is written for strings, prepared piano, and percussion. It is a superb genre score and a classic. This is the world premiere release of the soundtrack to When a Stranger Calls. The film, of course, was mono, as is this recording, taken from the original session tapes. We present every note of music Kaproff wrote, in film order, as that’s the way it plays best – like a symphony of dread and terror. When a Stranger Calls is limited to 1000 copies only. The price is $19.98, plus shipping. CD will ship the first week of July – however, never fear, preorders placed directly through Kritzerland usually ship one to five weeks earlier (we’ve been averaging four weeks early). Quelle: http://www.kritzerla...en_stranger.htm

Varèse Sarabande veröffentlicht eine leicht erweiterte Fassung von LES CHORISTES (DIE KINDER DES MONSIEUR MATHIEU):

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La-La Land Records veröffentlich am 5. Juni ein 3-CD Set zu "Star Trek" von Jerry Goldsmith.

From La-La Land Records’ Facebook page: Next Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 1 PM PST La-La Land Records is releasing 3 new titles – 2 recent video games scores and 1 classic score by John Williams JANE EYRE MUSIC BY JOHN WILLIAMS LLLCD 1214 LIMITED EDITION OF 2000 UNITS Retail Price: $19.98 REISSUE PRODUCED BY LUKAS KENDALL MASTERED BY DOUG SCHWARTZ AT MULLHOLLAND MUSIC LINER NOTES BY JEFF ELDRIDGE ART DIRECTION BY JIM TITUS La La Land Records and Capitol Records are proud to reissue one of John Williams greatest scores, JANE EYRE, from the 1971 film starring George C Scott and Susannah York. For this CD reissue engineer Doug Schwartz worked from the ¼” 2 track stereo album masters from the Capitol EMI vault. The stunning 24 page booklet by Jim Titus features in depth liner notes by Williams historian Jeff Eldridge as well as reprints the notes from the original LP package. Sadly the complete recorded score has been lost to the ages and all that has survived is the LP masters. The tracks are identical to previous releases, but the sound has been greatly improved and Jim’s packaging is worth the price alone! While not the “definitive edition” we had hoped for, this release sure packs a wallop! If you never owned this score now is the time to pick it up! This title goes on sale next Tuesday, May 22 at 1 pm at www.lalalandrecords.com and other fine online stores.

für mich ja einer der interessantesten Jungkomponisten... Film nicht gesehen, Musik dazu klingt aber vielversprechend... laut www.soundtrack.net sollte der Score auf Itunes schon raus sein seit 15.5. ... aber noch nicht gefunden... die haben generell auf der Seite ne gute Übersicht über was nur digital rauskommt!

Steve Jablonsky und Michael Bay, weiter gehts:

Brian Tyler hat den nächsten Film von Don Coscarelli vertont. Das war das zweite Mal, dass die beiden zusammengearbeitet haben, denn Tyler schrieb auch schon den (sehr guten) Score zu Coscarelli's "Bubba Ho-Tep", nebenbei ein Film der das Zeug zum Kult-B-Movie hat.. Hier schon eine Einschätzung Wird wohl wieder rockiger werden, vielleicht ähnlich wie "Bubba Ho-Tep", würd mich freuen Infos zum Film gibt es hier: John Dies at the End

Pale Blue Records veröffentlicht am 3. Juni den Soundtrack zum Endzeit-Thriller "The Divide", komponiert von Jean Pierre Taieb. Leider nur als digital only aber immerhin... Hörproben gibt es hier: http://www.amazon.co...uct/B00826UJT6/ Ich weiss jetzt nicht wieviel es von der Promo auf das Album geschafft hat (laut Tracklist wohl einiges) aber hier eine Suite von mir:

Wie so üblich bringt Varese den Score von Powell:

2 neue Veröffentlichungen von Intrada. Eine davon ist eine direkte Wiederveröffentlichung des bereits auf La-La Land Records erschienen Albums inkl. neuem Design: Hinsichtlich STAR TREK V hat sich MV Gerhard noch wie folgt geäußert:

Varèse Sarabande hat die neuen Club CDs angekündigt:

Varèse Sarabande hat die ersten Titel der neuen Encore Series angekündigt:

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Von BSX Records kommen folgende neue CDs:

Lakeshore Records hat am 08.05.12 den Score zum Film Get The Gringo veröffentlich. Die Musik stammt von Antonio Pinto. Ist wohl aber nur als Download erhältlich. 01. 50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain – Ten Years After 02. Padre Nuestro – Los Fabulosos Cadillacs 03. La Frontera – Antonio Pinto 04. Driver Sets Fire – Antonio Pinto 05. He Killed My Father – Antonio Pinto 06. Shoot Out – Antonio Pinto 07. Make My Day – Antonio Pinto 08. Butterballs – Antonio Pinto 09. U.S. Bound – Antonio Pinto 10. Final Confrontation – Antonio Pinto 11. Sunny Day in Mexico – Antonio Pinto 12. CallesSecas – Antonio Pinto http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B007YQ8CHG/filmmusikinfo-20

Film Music Reporter meldet ein neues Projekt für Alan Silvestri:

Ich bin mir sicher dass wir hierzu schon einen Thread hatten, aber jedenfalls hat ihn mir die Suchfunktion nicht Ausgespackt, wenn er also noch irgendwo auftaucht oder ihn jemand findet bitte zusammenlegen. Zum Thema: Howard Shore bringt wieder über sein eigenes Label den Score raus. Diesmal ohne Orchester, denn als Musiker fungiert die Band METRIC, mit denen Shore schon bei Twilight 3 zusammengearbeitet hat. Zudem hat Shore noch 3 weitere Songs mit denen für den Film geschrieben. All das ab dem 15. Mai bei HOWE Records. Klingt definitiv sehr Interessant, vielleicht schaffe ich es die CD während meines Frankreich Aufenthalts in 10 Tagen zu bekommen.

Neben Diario de una Ninfomana veröffentlicht SAIMEL nun auch Roque Banos' Score zum vierten Teil der Torrente-Reihe, "Torrente 4: Lethal Crisis". Quelle: SAIMEL

Roque Banos Score zu "Diary of a Nymphomaniac" erscheint demnächst!!!! Zur Erinnerung, da ist auch dieses Stück enthalten: http://www.screenarc...NIAC-PRE-ORDER/