To show the power of a filmscore, Conrad Pope suggests a simple experiment.
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And the mood is murky, somewhat sinister, captured evocatively by this B-movie filmscore.
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Such is the magic of a good filmscore.
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Thomas Goss reviews last Saturday night's NZSO live filmscore performance to 1927 German classic.
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The name also triggers Bernard Herrmann's turbulent filmscore.
Uso de film music en inglés
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Yet, Indian filmmusic is mostly popular only with lovers of Bollywood.
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There's an ongoing debate in the classical world about the role of filmmusic.
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Sona is also a lecturer, filmmusic composer and multi-instrumentalist.
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My personal listening taste is Asian classical and filmmusic.
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It succeeds as a complete music composition and redefines what is possible in filmmusic.
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Her filmmusic has been heard in the New Zealand International Film Festival and many overseas festivals.
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Wellington film composer Ewan Clark joins us in studio to talk about this titan of filmmusic.
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Downstairs, the horror filmmusic crescendoed.
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I've written filmmusic all my life, so I've always understood the power of music to manipulate an audience.
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Or more precisely, filmmusic.
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For all John Williams's surging fanfares and Bernard Hermann's romantic sweep, neither man managed to reinvent how filmmusic works.
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Sondheim acknowledges the influence of the filmmusic of Bernard Herrmann even as he throws in a Viennese waltz or music hall burlesque.
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It has two movie theatres, indoor and outdoor, plus a production company, a film school and a digital library of filmmusic and books.
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Music Web, which receives 800,000 page impressions a month, specialises in CD and concert reviews of classical and filmmusic.
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Despite almost a decade of imitation, Newman (Wall-E, American Beauty, The Shawshank Redemption) retains the distinctive individuality of his filmmusic by defying conventions.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Quentin Tarantino's use of the word "ghetto" to describe genres of filmmusic turned social media against him all over again.