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JAMES HORNER FILM MUSIC | September 28, 2023 |

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  • 1. Main Title / Takeoff (04:45) 2. The Flying Circus (06:26) 3. Jenny (05:14) 4. Begin The Beguine (03:46) Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter, Performed by Melora Hardin 5. Neville Sinclair's House (07:25) 6. Jenny's Rescue (03:26) 7. Rendezvous at Griffith Park Observatory (08:15) 8. When Your Lover Has Gone (03:30) Music and Lyrics by E.A. Swan, Performed by Melora Hardin 9. The Zeppelin (07:58) 10. Rocketeer to the Rescue / End Title (06:33)


  • 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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