A celebration of music in film.
A celebration of music in film.
All Classical Portland
presents
The Score
A
celebration
of
music
in
film
Producer & Host
Edmund Stone
Production Assistance provided by
Andrea Murray
Operational Support
Jordan Lewis
Key Grip
Andrea Rennie
Production Assistance
David Salkowski
Web Design
Alexander Bighill
Best Boy
Jack Allen
The producers gratefully acknowledge the generous support of Bob’s Red Mill
…and for the many loyal fans listening around the U.S. and world at AllClassical.org
Additional support comes from a
Community Service Grant at
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Produced entirely on location at the fabulous studios of All Classical Portland
Copyright © MMXIV
All Classical Public Media, Inc.
A
celebration
of
music
in
film
Mozart Went To The Movies is a three-part series on the history of orchestral film music, from its roots in European concert halls to its use in cutting edge multimedia.
Part One: The Orchestra Comes to The Odeon
Silent movies were never silent. We trace the orchestra's journey from the opera house to the movie house.
Part Two: Escaping to Hollywood
How Jewish refugees from Nazi Europe forever changed the sound of movie music.
Part Three: Space Operas and The Digital Age
Star Wars marks the return of the epic orchestral score. And we'll hear how the classic movie sound is influencing digital media, and creating new audiences for symphonic music.
We explore John Williams’ music from films by directors besides Spielberg and Lucas, including his scores for Harry Potter, The Patriot, JFK and more on the next edition of The Score.
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Some of John Williams’ best-known music was written for blockbuster movies by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. We’ll hear selections from Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, E.T., Saving Private Ryan and more on the next edition of The Score.
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This week on The Score with Edmund Stone, Toys, Bugs, Fish and Monsters: The Music of Pixar Studios. Pixar Studios not only revolutionized digital animation, they’ve also commissioned some of the best film scores around. We’ll hear music from Toy Story, A Bugs Life, Finding Nemo and more on the next edition of The Score.
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Our annual show featuring some of the best soundtracks from the past year, including Transformers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Maleficient, and The Imitation Game on the next edition of The Score.
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This Saturday on The Score with Edmund Stone, we'll hear the not-so-silent side of silent film! Composer/conductor Timothy Brock discusses his work restoring scores from composers ranging from Charlie Chaplin to Dmitri Shostakovich. Tune in at 2 pm on All Classical Portland, or check your local listings!
19 hours ago ·
Last week on The Score with Edmund Stone, we listened to some of John Williams' classic scores to Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Jaws. This week we'll hear some deeper cuts from the composer--tune in this Saturday for John Williams Beyond Spielberg & Lucas to discover some lost treasures and new favorites!
7 days ago ·
Every now and then, the stars of Hollywood align to make history. This weekend, Edmund will look at the Williams, Spielberg & Lucas connection that did just that--over and over again. Tune in to All Classical Portland this Saturday at 2 pm for great film scores from Star Wars, ET, Schindler's List, and more!
2 weeks ago ·
"Sometimes it's the very people no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine".
Benedict Cumberbatch *is* Alan Turing. I predict at least an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Turing in "The Imitation Game". A brilliant film and script, with a perfect score by six-time Oscar nominee Alexandre Desplat. Perhaps, this time, he'll win. This is also Kiera Knightly's best performance; she deserves a nomination as Best Supporting Actress.
I was born a handful of years after the war ended and with my father in the British Infantry and my mother fighting the war on the British home front driving busses during the black outs and bombings I would probably not be here if it were not for the work of Turing and his team cracking the Enigma Code. It's important that this story is now being acknowledged across the world, thanks in part to Cumberbatch and Knightly's great performances.
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