Silent No More

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Silent No More Some of the most interesting film music around was written decades after the movie it accompanies. Metropolis,The Passion of Joan of Arc and other great silent films are silent no more.

Title Artist Album Label Year Buy Now
Eagle of Destiny Carl Davis The Wren Orchestra/Carl Davis, cond. CDC007 1921
Music from The Artist Ludovic Bource original soundtrack Sony 886978952 2011
Music composed for Le Voyage Dans La Lune Robert Ian Winstin, Louie Hurwitz & Marie Spinosa, James Guymon, and Don Myers Millennium Symphony/Robert Ian Winstin, music director ERM Media 2009
Music from Metropolis Gottfried Huppertz Sinfonieorchester Berlin/Frank Strobel, cond. Capriccio C5066 1926
Overture from Nosferatu James Bernard City of Prague Philharmonic/Nic Raine, cond. Silva 1288 1922
Finale from Metropolis Gottfried Huppertz Runkfunk-Sinfonieorcester Berlin/Frank Strobel, cond. Capriccio C5066 1926
Music from Napoleon Carl Davis The Wren Orchestra/Carl Davis, cond. CDC007 1921
Do You Believe? from Peter Pan Carl Davis Leslie McMichael Harp PluckMusic 1924
Dove of Fire from The Passion of Joan of Arc In the Nursery In the Nursery ITN Corp030 1928 Not available for purchase on Amazon
Interview with Donald Sosin and Joanna Seaton with music from Docks Master; Manhatta; and King of Kings Donald Sosin and Joanna Seaton N/A Farmhouse Window Productions. N/A Not available for purchase on Amazon
Interview with Richard Einhorn with Torture from Voices of Light: The Passion of Joan of Arc Richard Einhorn Anonymous 4 Sony 620062 N/A
Strange Conductor in the Sky from Napoleon Carl Davis The Wren Orchestra/Carl Davis, cond. CDC007 1921
Conclusion to the Star Wars main theme John Williams Original Soundtrack Sony 50133 1977