Heteronym
New Member
Scores, the music from movies, constitutes something like 80% of what I listen to every day. I can't stand lyrics myself, I figure they're second-rate poems, and in the end what I really want is pure sound. So film scores are the closest to my ideal of music. I love peaceful, meditative sounds, so I listen to the harmonious melodies composers create for some movies.
Ennio Morricone, Michael Nyman, Vangelis and John Barry, for instance, have produced beautiful scores like Il Desert dei Tartari, The Piano, Chariots of Fire, Gattaca, Out of Africa.
There are other great ones like Hans Zimmer, Maurice Jarre, Jerry Goldsmith, Georges Delerue, Angelo Badalamenti, Thomas Newman. Most people who watch movies probably don't even notice their music, but for me, when I'm in the dark cinema, there's nothing better than seeing a great film sequence playing to a beautiful sound.
Frankly I don't know many people who share or even appreciate this passion, but for me it's a huge pleasure.
Ennio Morricone, Michael Nyman, Vangelis and John Barry, for instance, have produced beautiful scores like Il Desert dei Tartari, The Piano, Chariots of Fire, Gattaca, Out of Africa.
There are other great ones like Hans Zimmer, Maurice Jarre, Jerry Goldsmith, Georges Delerue, Angelo Badalamenti, Thomas Newman. Most people who watch movies probably don't even notice their music, but for me, when I'm in the dark cinema, there's nothing better than seeing a great film sequence playing to a beautiful sound.
Frankly I don't know many people who share or even appreciate this passion, but for me it's a huge pleasure.