Tagged with: Soundtrack
Posts (11)
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London Symphony
Mark Kermode
I talk to director Alex Barrett about his film London Symphony - a brilliant black and white portrait of the city with a specially composed musical score.
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Accidental Soundtracks
Mark Kermode
The Graduate is about to be re-released to celebrate its 50th anniversary. This got me thinking about the soundtrack to this brilliant film and how it came about...
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Orchestral Manoeuvres
Mark Kermode
Mark talks to conductor Nicholas Dodd about the appeal of film music played live.
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The Score with Nocturnal Animals
Mark Kermode
Nocturnal Animals was largely ignored in the recent Academy Awards - I鈥檓 particularly amazed that the wonderful music in the film was overlooked.
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Bernard Herrmann and Taxi Driver
Mark Kermode
Martin Scorsese鈥檚 Taxi Driver is back in cinemas. It鈥檚 extraordinary score is the last piece to be composed by the great Bernard Herrmann.
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Silent Soundtrack
Mark Kermode
The soundtrack of one of my all time favourite films is finally released on CD. What are your most treasured scores that remain unavailable?
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Jason Singh and Drifters
Mark Kermode
I talk to Jason Singh, the extraordinary vocal artist, about his live beatbox accompaniment of John Grierson's iconic 1929 documentary 'Drifters'.
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Musical Montage
Mark Kermode
I talk to filmmaker Kim Longinotto and musician Richard Hawley about their wonderful collaboration on Love Is All - a documentary voyage through a century of love on film...
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Mustang Music
Mark Kermode
Mark highlights the work of Warren Ellis who composed the score to Mustang.
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Back Room Boy
Mark Kermode
Room is out on DVD and BluRay on Monday. I love the film which and its wonderfully understated score by Stephen Rennicks.
