[tabs tab1=TRACKLISTS INFORMATIONS VIDEOS “ARTICLES / PAGES” REVIEWS PURCHASE]
[tab]

 

 

 

 

 

 

[/tab]
[tab]

Orchestrateur: Greig McRitchie
Sound Engineer: Dan Wallin
Music editor: Robert Badami

[/tab]

[tab]

[/tab]

[tab]

Special Recent Posts

STAR TREK II ARCHIVES: STARLOG AND CINEFANTASTIQUE

As part of the writing of Episode 6 of Fond Memories, we found two articles originally published in Cinefantastique and Starlog. We propose them as transcripts below. Special thanks to Ken Hanley (Fangoria), Randall D. Larson, Chodisetti-Ravi Shankar Chandra, Byron Brassel and John Andrews.   [divider]Starlog Number 63, October 1982[/divider] Going back in time to October 1982, from the 63rd issue of the famous, long since deceased Starlog magazine, comes a geriatric interview with a young James Horner about the scoring of the endearing cinematic triumph: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Having been written in a time when the name James Horner[...]

FOND MEMORIES - EPISODE 6: 1982-1984 - JERRY GOLDSMITH AND STAR TREK

This episode focuses on Star Trek II and III and Jerry Goldsmith’s influence on the early stages of James Horner’s career. If you have information that could supplement this episode, please do not hesitate to contact us.   This episode covers the following scores: Star Trek II, The Wrath of Khan (1982) Star Trek III, The Search for Spock (1984)   [divider]1982-1984: JERRY GOLDSMITH AND STAR TREK[/divider] The previous episodes of Fond Memories made several mentions of Jerry Goldsmith’s influence on the young Horner: such intimate dramas as Lilies of The Field (1963) and A Patch of Blue (1965) seep through in The Lady in Red (1979),[...]

BAFTA GURU: A CONVERSATION WITH JAMES HORNER

29 April 2015. With host Tommy Pearson and a small audience, an important 75 minutes was to unfold. It is disheartening to note that this, a typical but always insightful interview with Tommy Pearson, would be the last interview our late maestro would give before his sudden passing on June 22, 2015. With this in mind, the angelic manners of James Horner's conveyance of thought are ever more heartbreaking as he describes some of his career highlights and passions to Tommy and the audience. His wonderfully unique way thinking and speaking those thoughts will be as sorely missed as the mystical[...]

AUSTRALIA, 1991: JAMES HORNER SEMINARS

Having published interviews given in the early 80's to the CinemaScore magazine (see our article), we continue our exploration of the archives of the past with the publication of the two seminars which James Horner participated in, December 1991 in Australia.   That year, the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) was celebrating film music with a series of courses and activities to recognize and celebrate the contribution that music makes to the screen experience. James Horner had made the trip to take part in a variety of national activities intended to stimulate an atmosphere of appreciation for the work of[...]

CINEMASCORE COMBINED HORNER ARTICLES

The early 1980s was a watershed time in film music. After the success of Star Wars, studios began producing a flood of science fiction/fantasy & action/adventure films, calling for magical, exciting, and densely orchestrated music. A whole new crop of young composers were stepping up to the challenge.   It was an exciting time to be a fan of film music; but it was also a lonely time. The robust, inter-connected community of soundtrack lovers did not exist. Film Score Monthly and jwfan.com did not exist. There was no group known as Fans of Film Music. No composer pages, no FilmTracks soundtrack[...]

RECORD PLANT RECORDINGS STUDIOS

© Photo by Fin Costello, Purple Records. Record Plant Studios (also known as "The Record Plant") were originally three recording studios located in New York (opening in 1968), Los Angeles (1969), and finally Sausalito, California (1969). In 1980, the New York studio closed Today, the Los Angeles studio is called "The Record Plant" and the Sausalito studio is called "The Plant". The goal of Gary Kellgren, creator of the studios, was to create places where artists would want to live. Thus successful artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa and Stevie Wonder, made use of the facilities. Official site : recordplant.com Source : Wikipedia   [...]

DAN WALLIN

© kcet.org Dan Wallin (born 13 March 1927) is an American sound engineer. He was nominated for two Academy Awards in the category of Best Sound. He has worked on over 500 films since 1965, including 48 Hours, Body Heat, Gorky Park and Star Trek 2.  Source: kcet.org wikipedia By ChStone (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons   Unreleased Projects: © New World Pictures                  © Polygram                                     © Silver Screen Partners                © HBO                                              © Touchstone Pictures   [...]

[/tab]

[tab]

{{ reviewsOverall }} / 5 Users (1 review)

YOUR RATING

What people say... Leave your rating

Order by: Most recent Top score Most helpful Worst score

Be the first to leave a review.

GOLD REVIEWER

{{{review.rating_comment | nl2br}}}

Replies ({{review.rating_replies.length}})

This review has no replies yet.

Show more

Show more

{{ pageNumber+1 }}

Leave your rating

Your browser does not support images upload. Please choose a modern one

[/tabs]