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Orchestrations: John Neufeld, Elliot Kaplan, Conrad Pope, Billy May
Sound engineer: Shawn Murphy
Music preparation: Steven L. Smith
Supervising music copyist: Jo Ann Kane
Music editor: Jim Henrikson
Assistant music editor: Joe E. Rand
Orchestra contractor: Sandy DeCrescent, Nathan Kaproff
French horn: James Thatcher

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JAMES HORNER TRIBUTE CONCERT AT GHENT

And then James Horner came to my hometown of Ghent, Belgium.The Maestro left us in 2015, but nine years later, his legacy lives on tirelessly. Celebrating its 51st edition this year, Film Fest Ghent has always had a passion for film music and honors a film composer each year. This time around, all the spotlights were on James Horner, and as always, Dirk Brossé and the Brussels Philharmonic were present for a spirited concert at the Muziekcentrum De Bijloke. The oldest parts of the medieval Bijloke hospital were restored in 2007 and transformed into a modern music center. Fortunately, the [...]

[REVIEW] JAMES HORNER: A LIFE IN MUSIC AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL

A few days after the death of James Horner, Robert Folk had suggested on Facebook the idea of producing a tribute concert bringing together his closest collaborators. Three and a half years later, this concert finally took place, thanks to Avex Classics, already responsible for Titanic Live and Aliens Live. Vocalist Clara Sanabras, who worked with James Horner on For Greater Glory (2011), and legendary Irish bagpiper Eric Rigler (Braveheart, Titanic) were on stage. The collaborators Simon Rhodes, faithful sound engineer since 1998, and Joe E Rand, musical publisher on about thirty projects, were among the spectators. Sara, wife of[...]

NEW HORNER COMPILATION CD FOR SOLO PIANO ANNOUNCED

A new album titled Braveheart: The Film Music of James Horner for Solo Piano has been published by BuySoundtrax Records (BSX), the label that brought us Humanoids from the Deep and Battle Beyond the Stars in 2011. Arranged and performed by Dan Redfeld, the album features selections from some of Horner’s best-loved scores, including The Wedding from Deep Impact, The Ludlows from Legends of the Fall, and Rocketeer to the Rescue from The Rocketeer. It also features some less prominent pieces, such as the love themes from Krull and Battle Beyond the Stars, and Darby’s Theme from The Pelican Brief.[...]

EXCLUSIVE: PREVIEW OF INTRADA’S EXPANDED EDITION OF THE ROCKETEER

It is a great honor to publish this first review of the new edition of The Rocketeer. A big thank you to Roger Feigelson for his generosity and trust. James Horner composed The Rocketeer, one of his most beloved scores, for a Joe Johnston film which has achieved near-cult status since it was first released in 1991. The director, one of the legendary special effects technicians on Star Wars (1977), hoped to turn Dave Stevens’s Comics into a trilogy, but disappointing box office results decided otherwise ... James Horner built his score on 3 major themes and one motif: Cliff Secord, the[...]

THE ROCKETEER, EXPANDED RELEASE BY INTRADA

Exactly 25 years after its release, Intrada gives us great pleasure in publishing an extended edition of The Rocketeer. The original album was released in 1991 by Holywood Records. This new edition offers an additional 24 minutes spread over 13 unreleased tracks. The original album, arranged by James Horner, is remastered and presented after the full score as a bonus on the second CD. A Walt Disney Production, the film marked a new collaboration with Joe Johnston, after Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989). The adventure, taken from a comic, takes place in Los Angeles on the eve of World War[...]