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Trevor Jones' Three And Out
8-May-2008 - Contemporary Media Recordings has released the score for Three And Out. It's the story of a disillusioned tube driver who accidentally runs someone down with his train. A few days later, he has the misfortune to have another one-under. His colleagues tell him about a little-known rule - THREE under within a month and you are OUT, taking with you 10 years salary in a lump sum. A comedy about how far you would go to change your life. Award-winning composer Trevor Jones has written the score for this hit movie. It brings together lush orchestral textures courtesy of the English Sinfonia, conducted by Geoffrey Alexander, combined with pop/rock instrumentation and a hint of Irish folk music. A must-buy for any fan of the composer or the movie (or both!).
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Joel Goldsmith's Stargate: The Ark Of Truth
7-May-2008 - FreeClyde Music presents the original soundtrack for the made-for-dvd release of Stargate: The Ark Of Truth with original music by Joel Goldsmith. In The Ark Of Truth, SG-1 searches for an ancient weapon which could help them defeat the Ori, and discover it may be in the Ori's own home galaxy. As the Ori prepare to send ships through to the Milky Way to attack Earth, SG-1 travels to the Ori galaxy aboard the Odyssey. Recorded live with the Seattle Northwest Sinfonia, this CD underscores the conclusion of SG-1's struggle with the Ori, as well as its ongoing battle with the Replicators. Along with this epic score is a 16-page full-color booklet that includes articles by Robert C. Cooper, Brad Wright, and Joel Goldsmith. Stargate Fans will be thrilled by the original artwork and exclusive photography from the film.
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Patrick Doyle's Nim's Island
5-May-2008 - Varèse Sarabande has released the score for Nim's Island. The story: Anything can happen on Nim's Island, a magical place ruled by a young girl's imagination. On this lush tropical isle, free-spirited Nim spends her days helping her scientist father with his marine research and playing with her wild animal friends. But Nim’s biggest passion of all is reading books — especially those about her favorite hero, Alex Rover, the world's greatest adventurer, who leads the sort of endlessly exciting, fearless life. When Nim's father goes missing from the island, leaving her all alone, a twist of fate brings her together, with the author of the Alex Rover novels. Much to Nim’s surprise, Alex turns out to be Alexandra, a reclusive woman living in the big city! As always Patrick Doyle wrote a lush, beautiful score!
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2 New Georges Delerue releases
3-May-2008 - DCM Classique has released two unique releases with music by Georges Delerue. The first one is Les Plus Beaux Thèmes Pour Le Piano, played by Yoko Sawai, piano, Patrick Healey, flutes and Guillaume Saucier, cello. This compilation focusing on the piano offers new versions of film music themes like Un Monsieur De Compagnie, Le Roi De Coeur, and Un Autre Vie, that have aged well and can deservedly be called classic. All of them were composed for the French cinema of the 1960's and the 70's, an extremely fruitful period in Georges Delerue's long career. The second release, Les Plus Beaux Thèmes Pour La Flûte Et Le Hautbois, is played by Patrick Healey, flutes and piccolo, Hélène Déry, oboe and English horn and Ensemble En-le-vent et Compagnie. This compilation focuses on two favorite instruments of the composer, offering new versions of film music, like L'Autre Femme, Jules Et Jim, Guy De Maupassant and Agnes Of God, that can deservedly be called classic. The En-le-vent ensemble et compagnie gathers nine of Quebec’s finest musicians, who were also responsible for the arrangements for the fifteen selections of the album.
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Christopher Young's Scenes Of The Crime/A Child's Game
23-Apr-2008 - BuySoundtrax Records has released Scenes Of The Crime. The album features a suite of music composed by Christopher Young for the 2002 thriller directed by Dominique Forma. For Scenes Of The Crime, Young worked with composer Gernot Wolfgang, who helped transcribe and develop his musical ideas for the film. Also included is music composed for demonstration purposes by Christopher Young for A Child's Game, a 2005 mystery thriller. For A Child's Game, the composer was not able to continue his work on the film because of an unexpected extension to the film’s post-production schedule which would have caused a schedule conflict for him on another project. His work for the project is preserved on this disc for posterity.
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Randy Newman's Leatherheads
22-Apr-2008 - Varèse Sarabande has released the score for Leatherheads, a quick-witted romantic comedy set against the backdrop of America’s nascent pro-football league in 1925. George Clooney plays Dodge Connolly, a charming, brash football hero who is determined to guide his team from bar brawls to packed stadiums. But after the players lose their sponsor and the entire league faces certain collapse, Dodge convinces a college football star to join his ragtag ranks. The captain hopes his latest move will help the struggling sport finally capture the country’s attention. The original score is by Randy Newman.
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Peter Calandra's Jellysmoke/Unknown Soldier
10-Apr-2008 - MovieScore Media has released the scores for Jellysmoke and for Unknown Soldier. Peter Calandra was the first composer of the premiere MovieScore Media release: Unknown Soldier. Now another infectious jazz score by this talented pianist and composer is presented: Jellysmoke, written for the award-winning 2005 drama directed by Mark Banning. Scored for a combo featuring piano, bass, drums, saxophone and trumpet, occasionally supported by a string section and electronics, this is a score that is rooted in restrained and thoughtful melancholy but also offers many other moods as well. Together with Unknown Soldier, Jellysmoke firmly establishes Peter Calandra as a major jazz voice in film scoring, right up there with the best in the genre: Terence Blanchard, Mark Isham and Dave Grusin.
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6-Apr-2008 - John Powell's Horton Hears A Who!
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5-Apr-2008 - Shigeru Umebayashi's Absurdistan
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3-Apr-2008 - Ennio Morricone's A Time To Die
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2-Apr-2008 - John Powell's Stop-Loss
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1-Apr-2008 - New from MovieScore Media
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28-Mar-2008 - Ennio Morricone's Escalation
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27-Mar-2008 - The March releases from Digitmovies
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24-Mar-2008 - George Fenton's Fool's Gold
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20-Mar-2008 - Christopher Young's An Unfinished Life
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19-Mar-2008 - Paul Cantelon's The Other Boleyn Girl
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18-Mar-2008 - The Film Music Of Phillip Lambro
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17-Mar-2008 - Giorgio Gaslini's Un Omicidio Perfetto A Termine Di Legge
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13-Mar-2008 - Atli Örvarsson's Vantage Point
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Michael Giacchino
Speed Racer
external review

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James Newton Howard
I Am Legend
external review suggested by Bregt De Lange

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Peter Calandra
Jellysmoke
external review suggested by Mark R. Hasan

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Ramin Djawadi
Iron Man
contributed by Michael Longstreet

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Peter Calandra
Unknown Soldier
external review suggested by Bregt De Lange

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