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• Recording dates: January 25,26,27,28,29 and February 1,2 & 17, 1993

  Studio: Todd-AO Scoring Stage
  Orchestrations: Frank Bennett, Brad Dechter, Tom Pasatieri, Joel Rosenbaum, Steven Bramson
  Sound engineer: Shawn Murphy
  Scoring recordist: Andy Bass
  Assistant music engineer: David Marquette, Jay Selvester, Marc Gebauer, Steve Bartkowicz
  Music editor: Thomas S. Drescher
  Supervising music editor: Jim Henrikson
  Assistant music editor: Joe E. Rand
  Music preparation: Jo Ann Kane
  Music contractor: Nathan Kaproff
  French horn: James Thatcher

• Special Recent Posts

  

  LEGENDS OF THE FALL EXPANDED EDITION: OUR EXCLUSIVE REVIEW

  On 19 April 1994, James Horner finished recording at Abbey Road Studios with the London Symphony Orchestra. He had just delivered one of the most lyrical and romantic pieces of music in his career: Legends Of The Fall. Exactly twenty-six years and two days later, at a time when the world is undergoing a profound crisis, Intrada, in collaboration with TriStar Pictures and Sony Music Entertainment has gifted us all a stellar two-disc deluxe edition, expanding the already generous original album to include the complete score and providing over 35 minutes of alternates, extended cues and film edits.Completists will[...]

  

  IT'S LOGICAL - EPISODE 2: FAREWELLS AND REUNIONS

  "It's logical" is a series of articles about the logical construction, the coherence, the visual, narrative, symbolic and emotional dimensions of the many and significant allusions and quotes that James Horner always peppered his work with.  Although it’ not the first Horner score that comes to mind, the music for 1989’s Dad is typically sentimental and overflowing with subtle emotions. When his wife is admitted to hospital, retired Jake Tremont (Jack Lemmon) is home alone for the first time. He turns to his son John (Ted Danson), who teaches him to be independent. During this time, John gradually becomes aware that[...]

  

  EXPANDED EDITION OF A FAR OFF PLACE

  What a nice end-of-year gift! After the superb Gorky Park in September, Intrada’s leaders Douglass Fake and Roger Feigelson, offer us an extended version of A Far Off Place (1993) for the Christmas holidays. 35 minutes of unreleased music are presented to us in this beautiful new edition of 75 minutes, which is almost double the length of the original album!A Far Off Place was released in 1993, a remarkable year in James Horner’s career as ten films he scored were released that year in the United States. This exceptional amount can be first explained by the composer’s hyperactivity[...]

  

  LEGENDS OF THE FALL: AN ANALYSIS OF THE THEMES

  It has been exactly twenty years, since the period from 8 to 19 April 1994, when James Horner recorded at Abbey Road Studios with the London Symphony Orchestra, one of the most lyrical and romantic pieces of music in his career: Legends Of The Fall. This anniversary is an opportunity to return to this score, whose impact has preserved all its strength for two decades. After Glory (1989) and before Courage Under Fire (1996), the composer met up with the American director Edward Zwick for this adaptation of Jim Harrison's eponymous short novel, which brought together on screen Brad Pitt, Anthony[...]

  

  DAVID MARQUETTE

    David Marquette is a music recordist. He is often part of scoring crews.         [...]

  

  FRANK BENNETT

  © geethabennet.net Frank Bennett is a composer, arranger and percussionist who explored, during his career, several styles of music. As a jazz percussionist, he worked with Benny Goodman and Jimmy Heath. He became an orchestrator and arranger for many films like Spy Kids I and II, Scream 3, Inspector Gadget, George of the Jungle, Hocus Pocus and CSI. He was nominated twice for Emmy Awards as he also participated in television projects (The Simpsons). He earned his Ph.D in Music at Yale University.   Source: geethabennet.net   [...]

  

  BRAD DECHTER

  © scoringsessions.com Brad Dechter is an orchestrator, arranger, composer, saxophonist and teacher who began his professional career in 1971; however his career in Hollywood began in earnest in 1981. Originally from Los Angeles, he grew up in a musical environment. He orchestrated and arranged more than 230 films with composers such as James Newton Howard, John Debney, Marc Shaiman, Mark Isham, Jerry Goldsmith and Trevor Jones. In recent years he also worked with Mariah Carey on her Christmas album (2010) and composed two concertos for jazz (piano and oboe). As a saxophonist, he studied with the legendary George Coleman and played with Ella Fitzgerald,[...]

  

  JOEL ROSENBAUM

    Joel Rosenbaum, is a composer and orchestrator. He mainly composed for American series of the 90s (West Side, The Law Is The Law). He was an orchestrator for Quincy Jones for Steven Spielberg's The Color Purple. Source: IMDb   [...]

  

  THOMAS PASATIERI

    Thomas Pasatieri (born October 20, 1945 in New York) is an American opera composer. He began composing at the age of 10. As a teenager, he studied with Nadia Boulanger and entered the Juilliard School at age 16, where he perfected his art. He composed 24 operas, the best known being The Seagull (1972). In 1984, he moved to Los Angeles. He then dealt with the orchestrations of film music (American Beauty, The Little Mermaid ...) In 2003, Thomas Pasatieri returned to New York to resume his career as a composer. Source: wikipedia   [...]

  
  

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