Bernard Herrmann: The Film Scores

Bernard Herrmann: The Film Scores Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen Over the years, and thanks to the CD revolution, film music has come into its own. Bernard Herrmann (1911-1975) has given us some of the most distinct film scores of any composer. As the lists of titles show, Herrmann did a number of Alfred Hitchcock movies--Psycho, Marnie, North by Northwest, Vertigo, and Torn Curtain. What is remarkable is how these works cohere as atmospheric tone poems. Fahrenheit 451: Suite for Strings, Harps, and Percussion has the same kind of atmospherics as some of Arnold Bax's tone poems of the 1930s. This music does not need a visual medium. It's that good. --Paul Cook Hermann was one of the great film music composers of all time, and his scores fit naturally into a great and illustrious tradition, nowhere more so than in this award-winning recording. --David Hurwitz

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kuuskivi (2008-12-30)

Seed, please...

cheetohman (2013-06-29)

Only ripped at 128kbps, but thanks anyway.