JERRY GOLDSMITH: Twilight Zone the Movie (in Full Score)
JERRY GOLDSMITH: Twilight Zone the Movie (in Full Score)
By late 1982, Jerry Goldsmith had completed Poltergeist, First Blood, and Night Crossing. Twilight Zone: the Movie would prove to be no less extrodinary of an achievement. The episodic nature of the film presented the composer with the opportunity to invent a variety of different musical identities, each a distinct palate and personality. The John Landis "Time Out" segment, in particular, is a remarkable work for four pianos and percussion reminiscent of Bartok's Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion. as well as Goldsmith's music for John Frankenheimer's Seven Days in May (1964). Other influences range from the colorful impressionism of Ravel in Spielberg's "Kick the Can" to hints of Stravinsky's Le Sacre du printemps in George Miller's "Nightmare at 30,000 Feet."
Foreword by recording engineer Bruce Botnick!
This edition was engraved from manuscripts in the hand of Arthur Morton as well as the orchestra parts used at the recording sessions.
293 pages. 9 x 12. Paperbound. Printed in the USA
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Contents
Foreword (Recording Engineer: Bruce Botnick) |
Introduction (W. David Lichty) |
Musicians List |
Table of Contents |
Instrumentation |
JLM12 Time Change |
JLM13 Questions |
JLM14 The Ledge |
JLM15 The K.K.K. |
JLM17 Yellow Star |
SSM2 Weekend Visit |
SSM3 Kick the Can |
SSM4 Night Games |
SSM5 Young Again |
SSM6 Take Me with You |
SSM7 A New Guest |
JDM1 I Remember |
JDM2 The House |
JDM3 The Picture |
JDM4 The Sister |
JDM5 I Didn't Do It |
JDM6 Cartoon Monster |
JDM7 That's All, Ethel! |
JDM8 Teach Me |
JDM10 No More Tricks |
GMM1 Cabin Fever |
GMM2 Nervous Pills |
GMM3 No Smoking (Unused) |
GMM4 On the Wing |
GMM5 A Face in the Window |
GMM6 Hungry Monster |
GMM7 Engine Failure |
M End Credits (contains music not recorded and not used in the film) |