(photo: David Garland)
When writing film scores, composers generally shape their music to fit the contours of a specific narrative, scene, and mood. But listened to out of the original context, film scores invite new interpretations, and stimulate the invention of movies for the mind's eye. David Garland presents music to accompany your own imaginary cinema, from great film score composers such as Ennio Morricone, Alexandre Desplat, Nino Rota, Georges Delerue, Alex North, and others.
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Here's the playlist showing Composer - Piece - Film Title - Label
Alexandre Desplat - The Heroic Weather-Conditions of the Universe, Pt. 7: After the Storm - Moonrise Kingdom - Abkco
Meyer Kupferman - Seven Winters - Hallelujah The Hills - Fontana/iTunes
Alexandre Desplat - Mr. Fox in the Fields Medley - Fantastic Mr. Fox (The Abbey Road Mixes) - Abkco
Alex North - Martha 3:35 - Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf - Varese Sarabande
Dave Grusin - Main Title - The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter - Film Score Monthly
Ennio Morricone - Grazie Piu Che Virtu - E Ridendo l'Uccise - Beat Records
Nino Rota - O Venezia Venaga Venusia - Il Casanova di Federico Fellini - CAM
Jocelyn Pook - Libera Me - Habitación En Roma - Nuba Records
Georges Delerue - Les Cracks - Récit Muet - Les Inédits - Hortensia
Dave Grusin - Aftermath - The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter - Film Score Monthly
Alexandre Desplat - De rouille et d'os - De rouille et d'os (Rust & Bone) - Idol Records
Alexandre Desplat - Stephanie - De rouille et d'os (Rust & Bone) - Idol Records
Dominic Frontiere - Room of Mirrors - Cleopatra Jones & the Casino of Gold - Film Score Monthly
Jon Brion - You Learn - I Heart Huckabees - Milan
Georges Delerue - La Petite Vertu - Générique - Les Inédits - Hortensia
Mark Mothersbaugh - Let Me Tell You About My Boat - The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou - Hollywood Records
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