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Bernard Herrmann —
Classic Film Music Of Bernard Herrmann-City Of Prague Philharmonic ... CD Silva Screen, 1940s/
Includes selections from Cape Fear, Torn Curtain, Citizen Kane, Vertigo, On Dangerous Ground, Obsession, Taxi Driver, and Psycho. CD
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Bernard Herrmann —
North By Northwest – Original Motin Picture Score ... CD Varese, 1959. Used ... Out Of Stock
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(Out of print.)
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Bernard Herrmann —
Psycho – Great Hitchcock Movie Thrillers ... CD Decca, Mid 60s. Used ... Out Of Stock
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(Out of print.)
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Bernard Herrmann —
Psycho – The Complete Original Motion Picture Score – Joel McNeely/Varese, 1997. Used ... Out Of Stock
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Bernard Herrmann —
Taxi Driver – Original Soundtrack ... CD Arista, 1976. Used ... Out Of Stock
Herrmann's original score to the film is pretty compelling – almost in the mode of some of his work for Hitchcock – and it's conducted here by Herrmann himself and by Dave Blume. The CD's got 2 especially noteworthy tracks – "Diary Of A Taxi Driver", which features a cool monologue by Robert DeNiro, and "Theme From Taxi Driver", which features alto sax work by Tom Scott. Other titles include "Betsy In A White Dress", "Sport & Iris", "The .44 Magnum Is A Monster", and "God's Lonely Man". CD
(Out of print and sealed.)
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Bernard Herrmann/RCA, 1974. Used ... Out Of Stock
Herrmann compositions performed by the National Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Charles Gerhardt. CD
(Out of print.)
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Jerry Goldsmith, Marius Constant, Bernard Herrmann —
Best Of The Twilight Zone ... CD Varese, Early 60s. Used ... Out Of Stock
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Bernard Herrmann —
CBS Years Vol 1– The Westerns ... CD Prometheus (Belgium), 1950s/
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Bernard Herrmann —
Joy In The Morning – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack ... CD Warner/
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Bernard Herrmann —
On Dangerous Ground – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (with bonus tracks) ... CD Warner/
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Bernard Herrmann/Varese, 1951/
A new recording of the Hermann's classic soundtrack for the 1951 sci fi thriller The Day The Earth Stood Still – recorded in London in 2002, and done in a relatively faithful style! In fact, the album also features theremin by Celia Sheen – picking up nicely where the work by Samuel J Hoffman on the original recording left off. 33 tracks in all – and titles include "Captive", "Alone", "Panic", "The Glowing", "The Visor", "The Telescope", "Gort", and "Klaatu". CD
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David Raksin/Fox, 1943/
Without a doubt, one of the most famous scores to come out of Hollywood in the 40s – David Raksin's enduring soundtrack for Laura – and it's as beautiful now as ever! The theme was recorded time and time again over the next few decades – in vocal and instrumental versions, by hundreds of artists. The entire score is wonderful though – and mighty influential, too! It's lush and lovely, with noirish touches – seemingly serving as a template for so many dramatic scores to come! This version includes "The Laura Suite – Theme & Variations" conducted by Alfred Newman, plus Bernard Herrmann's score to Jane Eyre – conducted by the composer himself! CD
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Bandes Originales Des Filmes de Francois Truffaut (5CD set) ... CD Milan, 1960s/
Music by Georges Delerue, Maurice Jaubert, Bernard Herrmann, Antoine Duhamel and Jean Constantin – from films that includes Les 400 Coups, Jules & Jim, La Peau Douce, Tirez Sur Le Pianiste, Fahrenheit 451, L'Enfant Sauvage, Le Dernier Metro, La Nuit Americaine – plus an interview disc with three short radio programs – en Francais of course! CD
(Includes slipcase.)
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