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Informazioni sul messaggio Tutti gli utenti registrati può creare nuovi argomenti e rispondere ai messaggi di questo forum Username: Password: Ho dimenticato la mia password! Testo del messaggio: l'HTML è: Non attivo i BBcode è: Attivo Emoticon (clicca sulle faccine che vuoi inserire) - [ELENCO completo] [quote][i]In data 2006-03-15 22:35, Tenenbaum scrive:[/i][b] interessante questo elenco per chi vuole approfondire la conoscenza della musica composta per i film [b][i]This Essential List of 101 Great Film Score Milestones (in chronological order) from 1933-2001 was compiled by John Caps, in the November-December 2003 issue of Film Comment magazine in an article titled "Soundtracks 101 – Essential Movie Music: A Listener's Guide." The list was created to mark the 70th anniversary of the film score in 2003. The article also provided a brief history of film music in the introduction, and further details on each of the choices. The author specifically provided commentary on his list of 101 choices: these are composed instrumental film scores (whether symphonic or electronic, classical or pop in style), not film musicals or song scores, from American and British films (English-language films) these are films from the talkie era onwards, although silent films were never silent the quality of a film has nothing to do with the rating of its film score, e.g., Taras Bulba (1962, Waxman) the list is "representative rather than exhaustive," and omissions are inevitable all the scores in the list "contribute something memorable, something personal, to their films - and communicate one step further to us as music" Predictably, one-fourth of the list was taken by the six giants of the Golden Age (Steiner, Waxman, Korngold, Newman, Rozsa, Herrmann). Yet the author also recognized some of the great, but seemingly forgotten, figures of the recent past: Laurence Rosenthal, Richard Rodney Bennett, Dave Grusin, David Shire, and Basil Poledouris. Note: The films that are marked with a yellow star are the films that "The Greatest Films" site has selected as the 100 Greatest Films. For further reference, see Entertainment Weekly's definitive list of movie music, 100 Best Film Soundtracks - dubbed their "guide to the movie soundtracks that move us most." Or see AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs. [/i] [/b] [/b][/quote] Opzioni: Mostra la firma (Questa può essere modificata o aggiunta nel tuo profilo)

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