BERNARD HERRMANN: The Day the Earth Stood Still (in Full Score)
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Bernard Herrmann wrote one of his most iconic works for Robert Wise's 1951 classic, The Day the Earth Stood Still, a film about visitors from outer space sent to Earth to share a warning for humanity. The Day the Earth Stood Still has earned its status as one of the greatest science fiction films of all time. Herrmann's music is equally unforgettable.
Neumation Music is proud to present Herrmann's score for the first time in study score format.
Foreword by Leonard Slatkin, Conductor Laureate of St. Louis Symphony!
This edition was carefully engraved from Bernard Herrmann's handwritten manuscripts.
116 pages. 9 x 12 inches. Paperbound. Printed in the USA
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Contents
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Foreword (Conductor: Leonard Slatkin) |
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Introduction (Craig Lysy) |
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Theremin (Essay: Charlie Drapier) |
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Organs (Essay: Brandon Drake) |
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Table of Contents |
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Instrumentation |
| R1P1 Prelude |
| R1P1A Outer Space |
| R1P2 Radar |
| R1P4 Danger |
| R1P5 Klaatu |
| R2P1 Gort |
| R2P1A The Visor |
| R2P1AX The Ray |
| R2P1B The Telescope |
| R3P1 The Escape |
| R3P2 Arlington |
| R3P2A Solar Diamonds |
| R4P1 Lincoln Memorial |
| R6P1 Nocturne |
| R6P2 The Flashlight |
| R6P2A The Robot |
| R6P3 Space Control |
| R7P1XY The Elevator |
| R7P1A The Magnetic Pull |
| R7P2 The Study |
| R7P2A The Conference |
| R7P2B The Jewler |
| R7P2C 12:30 |
| R8P1 Alone |
| R9P1 Panic |
| R9P1AX The Glowing (X) |
| R9P1AY The Glowing (Y) |
| R9P1A Alone |
| R9P1B Gort's Rage |
| R9P1C Nikto |
| R9P1D Captive |
| R10P1 Rebirth |
| R10P2 Departure |
| R10P3 Farewell |
| R10P4 Finale |
