Electronic Film Music includes two lyric, eerie and innovative filmscores, for the film of J.P. Sartre's play {#No Exit} and Lloyd William's avant-garde film Line of Apogee by the master of the Columbia-Princeton electronic music sound. Also employs vocal, animal and environmental sounds. ~ "Blue" Gene Tyranny, All Music Guide

CD $17.08

Reynold da Silva's Silva Screen Records (of which Prime Time is an imprint) has devoted itself to new recordings of film music (usually, as here, performed by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra), and its box set The Music of John Williams: 40 Years of Film Music, filling four CDs and running over three hours and 45 minutes, is one of its most ambitious efforts. That's appropriate for Williams, both because he is the most successful film composer of the 40-year period beginning i...   [ read more ]

CD $40.83

The Silva label has issued a number of recordings of the film score music of Maurice Jarre, notably the excellent 1989 album Lawrence of Arabia, performed by the Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Tony Bremner. This double-CD compilation album draws upon those recordings to create an extensive sampler of Jarre's film music, usually arranged and orchestrated into suites. Twenty-three of Jarre's scores are represented, and, while necessarily, there are extended excerpts from the compose...   [ read more ]

CD $21.83