Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Great Classic Film Music, Vol. 2 (2020) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra
- Title: Great Classic Film Music, Vol. 2
- Year Of Release: 2020
- Label: SOMM Recordings
- Genre: Soundtrack
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/44.1 kHz FLAC & booklet
- Total Time: 1:13:01
- Total Size: 389; 759 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Film historians often speak of the ‘Golden Age of Hollywood’ – and, of course, they are right to do so. Whilst the art of film making can truly be said to have dawned at the beginning of the 20th-century, the lack of sound-on-film was only solved about 30 years later – although, even in the silent era, the juxtaposition of music and film was well understood and had led to an entire class of musicians whose main employment came through playing in cinema orchestras – offering suitable accompaniment to the silent screen action.
Such was the demand, driven by the development of sound-on-film, that Hollywood (a Los Angeles suburb chosen for its equable year-round climate) remained a veritable factory of film-making. With the ‘talkies’ came music-on-film, and many composers and musicians found their gifts in great demand – the world over, and not just in California.
The rise of fascism across Europe in the 1930s saw many excellent musicians, a lot of them Jewish, flee to the United States, where in Hollywood the demand for music for the movies became insatiable – a veritable power-house of creativity – long before television marked the end of the cinema’s never-ending ‘production-line’ approach. The cinema today, more than half-a-century later, is less concerned with continuous production, and the constant consequential demand for film music has declined. But, poetically almost, it is those films from the Golden Age of Hollywood that are now screened nightly on the world’s television channels, the music accompanying them remaining as fresh as the classic movies it was written to accompany, as new generations witness the great cinema classics from that true Golden Age. ~booklet
Tracklisting:
01. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title (From "Star Trek: The Next Generation") [Live] (3:40)
02. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title (From "You Only Live Twice") [Arr. J. Barry & I. Sutherland] (2:50)
03. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title (From "Back to the Future") [Live] (3:35)
04. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Gabriel’s Oboe (From "The Mission") (4:00)
05. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title (From "The Eagle Has Landed") [Arr. I. Sutherland] (3:05)
06. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title - Reunion (From "The Sea Hawk") (4:47)
07. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - I’ve Got You Under My Skin - I Get a Kick Out of You - Night and Day (From "Evil Under the Sun") [Arr. J. Lanchbery] (6:08)
08. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Overture (From "Funny Face") [Live] (5:49)
09. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Prelude (From "Finian’s Rainbow") [Live] (6:26)
10. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - March (From "Spring Parade") [Arr. C. Previn] [Live] (2:15)
11. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - September Song (From "September Affair") [Arr. I. Sutherland] [Live] (4:43)
12. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Carriage & Pair (From "So Long at the Fair") (2:47)
13. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K. 467 "Elvira Madigan": II. Andante (7:22)
14. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Prelude (From "Richard III") [Live] (7:09)
15. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - The Death of Falstaff (Excerpts from "Henry V") (2:42)
16. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Touch Her Soft Lips and Part (Excerpts from "Henry V") (1:42)
17. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Themes (From "Lawrence of Arabia") [Live] (4:01)
Such was the demand, driven by the development of sound-on-film, that Hollywood (a Los Angeles suburb chosen for its equable year-round climate) remained a veritable factory of film-making. With the ‘talkies’ came music-on-film, and many composers and musicians found their gifts in great demand – the world over, and not just in California.
The rise of fascism across Europe in the 1930s saw many excellent musicians, a lot of them Jewish, flee to the United States, where in Hollywood the demand for music for the movies became insatiable – a veritable power-house of creativity – long before television marked the end of the cinema’s never-ending ‘production-line’ approach. The cinema today, more than half-a-century later, is less concerned with continuous production, and the constant consequential demand for film music has declined. But, poetically almost, it is those films from the Golden Age of Hollywood that are now screened nightly on the world’s television channels, the music accompanying them remaining as fresh as the classic movies it was written to accompany, as new generations witness the great cinema classics from that true Golden Age. ~booklet
Tracklisting:
01. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title (From "Star Trek: The Next Generation") [Live] (3:40)
02. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title (From "You Only Live Twice") [Arr. J. Barry & I. Sutherland] (2:50)
03. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title (From "Back to the Future") [Live] (3:35)
04. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Gabriel’s Oboe (From "The Mission") (4:00)
05. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title (From "The Eagle Has Landed") [Arr. I. Sutherland] (3:05)
06. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Title - Reunion (From "The Sea Hawk") (4:47)
07. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - I’ve Got You Under My Skin - I Get a Kick Out of You - Night and Day (From "Evil Under the Sun") [Arr. J. Lanchbery] (6:08)
08. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Overture (From "Funny Face") [Live] (5:49)
09. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Prelude (From "Finian’s Rainbow") [Live] (6:26)
10. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - March (From "Spring Parade") [Arr. C. Previn] [Live] (2:15)
11. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - September Song (From "September Affair") [Arr. I. Sutherland] [Live] (4:43)
12. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Carriage & Pair (From "So Long at the Fair") (2:47)
13. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K. 467 "Elvira Madigan": II. Andante (7:22)
14. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Prelude (From "Richard III") [Live] (7:09)
15. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - The Death of Falstaff (Excerpts from "Henry V") (2:42)
16. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Touch Her Soft Lips and Part (Excerpts from "Henry V") (1:42)
17. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra - Main Themes (From "Lawrence of Arabia") [Live] (4:01)
Year 2020 | Soundtracks | Easy Listening | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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