TRACK LISTING Review by Ken S. I just watched John Badham’s 1979 Dracula for the umpteenth time – and actually, finally I was able to enjoy the adaptation and not compare its stupidity to the original masterpiece by Bram Stoker… But I…
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DRACULA (1979) – Album in Chronological Order
AMERICAN JOURNEY (2002) – Album Review
TRACK LISTING & SOUND CLIPS Review by Maurizio Caschetto Last thursday I finally received my copy of American Journey. Here’s my two cents about this wonderful new Williams CD: Call of the Champions is a very good, beautiful composition. I liked the…
HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE (2001) – Album Reviews
TRACK LISTING REVIEW #1 By Roald van der Laan Listening to the score I began to realise how much I actually LOVE Hedwig’s Theme. For all those who think the score is drowned with it; fear not – Hedwig’s Theme…
Williams’ ‘Duo Concertante’ Premiered
John Williams’ latest concert work, Duo Concertante for Violin and Viola, received its World Premiere on August 17 in Tanglewood. The 13-minute piece was performed by BSO violist Michael Zaretsky and violinist Victor Romanul as part of a prelude concert of…
INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE (1989) – Complete Score Analysis
(Please note that this article was written in 2001 and therefore does not reflect the expanded edition released as part of the Indiana Jones: The Soundtrack Collection Box Set) by hiphats@aol.com Additional material by Bill Williams (SUMMER 2001) Dedicated in memoriam to DENHOLM…
A.I. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (2001) – Album Reviews
TRACK LISTING & SOUND CLIPS REVIEW #1 By Andrew Wick John Williams’ first score of the century (according to mathematicians) has arrived. I have eagerly anticipated this arrival since I first heard John Williams was attached. My wait has paid…
TREESONG (2001) – Album Review
INCLUDES ‘VIOLIN CONCERTO’ AND ‘THREE PIECES FROM SCHINDLER’S LIST TRACK LISTING & SOUND CLIPS REVIEW #1 By Roald van der Laan Treesong is perhaps the most classy Williams CD ever. The packaging is absolutely gorgeous. The photographs of Williams and the…
‘Williams Casts Spell for Potter Score’ (2001)
WILLIAMS CASTS SPELL FOR ‘POTTER’ SCORE By Richard Dyer – The Boston Globe Published November 15, 2001 LONDON — Air Lyndhurst may be a recording studio, but from the outside, this converted church in Hampstead could be taken for the…
INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM (1984) – Complete Score Analysis
(Please note that this article was written in 2001 and therefore does not reflect the expanded edition released as part of the Indiana Jones: The Soundtrack Collection Box Set) by JOHN TAKIS (SPRING 2001) “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” is as much a…
STAR WARS: EPISODE I – THE PHANTOM MENACE (1999) – The Ultimate Edition (Track-by-Track Analysis)
TRACK LISTING & SOUND CLIPS Track-by-track Analysis by Mike Troxell DISC #1 (57:27) Track 01 Fox Fanfare (0:23) This is the classic fanfare for the Twentieth Century Fox film studios. It was written by Alfred Newman in 1954 and this particular recording is…
‘John Williams Listens to the Song of a Tree’ (2000)
JOHN WILLIAMS LISTENS TO THE SONG OF A TREE By Richard Dyer, Globe Staff The Boston Globe, page N2, July 2nd, 2000 John Williams has composed a new concert work for the opening weekend at Tanglewood, “TreeSong” – a work…