Tagged with: Soundtrack
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London Symphony
Mark Kermode
I talk to director Alex Barrett about his film London Symphony - a brilliant black and white portrait of the city with a specially composed musical score.
Accidental Soundtracks
Mark Kermode
The Graduate is about to be re-released to celebrate its 50th anniversary. This got me thinking about the soundtrack to this brilliant film and how it came about...
Orchestral Manoeuvres
Mark Kermode
Mark talks to conductor Nicholas Dodd about the appeal of film music played live.
The Score with Nocturnal Animals
Mark Kermode
Nocturnal Animals was largely ignored in the recent Academy Awards - I’m particularly amazed that the wonderful music in the film was overlooked.
Bernard Herrmann and Taxi Driver
Mark Kermode
Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver is back in cinemas. It’s extraordinary score is the last piece to be composed by the great Bernard Herrmann.
Silent Soundtrack
Mark Kermode
The soundtrack of one of my all time favourite films is finally released on CD. What are your most treasured scores that remain unavailable?
Jason Singh and Drifters
Mark Kermode
I talk to Jason Singh, the extraordinary vocal artist, about his live beatbox accompaniment of John Grierson's iconic 1929 documentary 'Drifters'.
Musical Montage
Mark Kermode
I talk to filmmaker Kim Longinotto and musician Richard Hawley about their wonderful collaboration on Love Is All - a documentary voyage through a century of love on film...
Mustang Music
Mark Kermode
Mark highlights the work of Warren Ellis who composed the score to Mustang.
Back Room Boy
Mark Kermode
Room is out on DVD and BluRay on Monday. I love the film which and its wonderfully understated score by Stephen Rennicks.
