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| Author: | Ron Pulliam [ Wed May 06, 2009 2:49 pm ] |
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The main title to "Desiree" is a magnificent waltz written and conducted by Alfred Newman. You can find a one-minute sampling here: http://www.varesesarabande.com/details. ... 2D1036%2D2 |
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| Author: | Ron Pulliam [ Wed May 06, 2009 2:59 pm ] |
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From a filmus-l discussion of waltzes in 1996, then-member J.A. "Tony" Carty wrote: "An absolute beauty, a gem, a treasure (is it Steiner's best?) is Starwood from Band of Angels. "Also, worthy of note are two Natasha's Waltzes: Fifty-five days at Peking (Tiomkin) War and Peace (Rota) "Is Paris Burning (Jarre) is waltz-like. "Slow and languorous and beautiful, perhaps too slow, to be considered a waltz, but lovely nevertheless is The Black Stallion (Coppola)." |
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| Author: | Ron Pulliam [ Wed May 06, 2009 3:05 pm ] |
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From that same discussion series, member David Neumeyer (faculty, University of Indiana) compiled a listing of all the movie waltzes that had been offered: A Little Princess Doyle Cristina Elisa Waltz Age Of Innocence, The Bernstein An Almost Perfect Affair Delerue Anastasia A. Newman [Several Waltzes] Angels And Insects Balanescu Waltz Band Of Angels Steiner Starwood Batman Elfman Dance Of Death Batman Elfman The Jokers Dream Black Stallion, The Coppola [Waltz??] Boys from Brazil Goldsmith Break Of Hearts Steiner Main Title Cardinal, The Moross The Waltz In Vienna Charge of the Light Brigade Steiner waltzes for ballroom scene What Price Glory? Rapee Charmaine Cinderella (tv) Rodgers Waltz For A Ball Conformist, The Delerue The Conformist Waltz Curly Sue Delerue Dr. Zhivago Jarre Day Of The Dolphin Delerue Desiree A. Newman Overture Diary Of Anne Frank, The Newman Date With Peter (title?) Drowning By Numbers Nyman Sheep And Tides Elephant Man, The John Morris The Elephant Man Theme Elephant Man, The John Morris ballet music "Pantomime" Emma Portman The Dance Fifty-Five Days At Peking Tiomkin Natasha's Waltz Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse Previn Frantic Morricone Track "On The Roofs Of Paris." Fury, The WIlliams Main Title Gone With The Wind Steiner Atlanta Ballroom Scene Grand Prix Heart Is A Lonely Hunter, The Grusin [Waltz??] Interlude Delerue Is Paris Burning Jarre ["Paris Smiles"; "Waltz-Like"] Jezebel Steiner The Jezebel Waltz Jules And Jim Delerue Lady of the Tropics (title?) Waxman waltz cue [re-used in Rebecca] Last Metro, The Delerue Legend Goldsmith The Dress Waltz Legend Tangerine Dream The Dance Leopard, The Rota A Waltz By Verdi Leopard, The Rota Valzer Del Commiato" Love At 20 Delerue Madame Bovary Rozsa Morning Glory Steiner Main Title Murder On The Orient Express R. R. Bennett Never Say Never Again Legrand [waltz or tango??] Our Mother's House Delerue Rebecca Waxman Original Waltzes (As Well As Recycled Waltzes By Johann And Oscar Strauss) Shadows Of The Empire Mcneely The Seduction Of Princess Leia Ship Of Fools Gold several cues Sisters, The Steiner Six Days Six Nights Nyman Waltzing The Bird Slipper and the Rose, The Sherman bros. The Slipper and the Rose Waltz Snows Of Kilimanjaro, The Herrmann The Memory Waltz So Big Steiner Selena's Waltz Steel Magnolias Delerue Tendre Poulet (Dear Detective) Delerue Time after Time Rozsa Time Machine Waltz War And Peace Rota Natasha's Waltz Wild Rovers, The Goldsmith [Waltz??] Witches of Eastwick, The Williams The Ballroom Scene (AKA The Balloon Sequence) Wuthering Heights Newman [Japanese Toyota Commercial] Nyman Anohito No Waltz |
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| Author: | GoblinScore [ Wed May 06, 2009 4:06 pm ] |
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Gee whiz, you guys missed what is IMO just about the best one.... Chris Young's THE VCA WALTZ from Flowers in the Attic. Damn near perfection, that piece, not to mention perfectly positioned on the album. |
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| Author: | Guest [ Thu May 07, 2009 4:40 am ] |
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| Author: | Paul MacLean [ Thu May 07, 2009 8:15 am ] |
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