The Mysterious Film World of Bernard Herrmann (Remastered) The National Philharmonic Orchestra & Bernard Herrmann

• Bernard Herrmann (1911 - 1975):
• 1 Herrmann: Prelude 01:58
• 2 Herrmann: The Balloon 02:53
• 3 Herrmann: The Giant Crab 03:37
• 4 Herrmann: The Giant Bee 02:52
• 5 Herrmann: The Giant Bird 03:06
• 6 Herrmann: Prelude 02:35
• 7 Herrmann: Talos 02:20
• 8 Herrmann: Talos' Death 02:41
• 9 Herrmann: Triton 03:22
• 10 Herrmann: Overture 02:26
• 11 Herrmann: Minueto - Wapping 02:03
• 12 Herrmann: Hornpipe 01:19
• 13 Herrmann: Lilliputians 1 & 2 03:22
• 14 Herrmann: Victory 1 & 2 01:28
• 15 Herrmann: Escape 00:40
• 16 Herrmann: The King's March 02:00
• 17 Herrmann: Trees 02:25
• 18 Herrmann: The Tightrope 03:02
• 19 Herrmann: Lovers 02:54
• 20 Herrmann: The Chess Game 01:25
• 21 Herrmann: Pursuit 01:48
• 22 Herrmann: Finale 01:05
• Total Runtime 51:21

Info for The Mysterious Film World of Bernard Herrmann (Remastered)

Son of a Russian–Jewish immigrant and a pupil of Goldmark and of Percy Grainger, the American composer and conductor Bernard Herrmann made a significant contribution to music for the cinema. Other compositions include an opera, Wuthering Heights, a television version of Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, and a cantata based on Melville’s Moby Dick.

Film Music: Herrmann’s film scores include Citizen Kane, The Magnificent Ambersons, Vertigo, Psycho, The Snows of Kilimanjaro and Taxi Driver, among many more. His Concerto Macabre is taken from the score for the 1945 film Hangover Square.

The National Philharmonic Orchestra
Bernard Herrmann, conductor

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