The Newman Dynasty
Matthew Sweet looks at the music of the Newman dynasty of film composers, founded by Alfred and including Thomas, Randy and David, whose score features in new release Tarzan.
Matthew Sweet looks at the music of the Newman Dynasty of film composers, founded by Alfred and including David, whose score features in "Tarzan", released this week.
Alfred Newman scored over 200 films, won 9 Academy Awards and is considered one of the most important figures in the history of Hollywood film music. He was also head of a great dynasty of film composers: brother Lionel, sons David, Thomas and daughter Maria, and nephew Randy Newman; and the dynasty continues on into the next generation.
Matthew selects examples from the Newman catalogue and includes music from this week's featured new release, "Tarzan", with a new score by David Newman.
The Classic Score of the week is Alfed Newman's "How The West Was Won".
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Jerry Herman
HELLO DOLLY! (1969): Hello Dolly
Performer: Barbara Streisand and cast. -
Alfred Newman
HOW THE WEST WAS WON(1962): Overture/River Pirates/Marriage Proposal/ Main Title
Orchestra: MGM Studio Orchestra. Conductor: Alfred Newman. -
Francis Monkman
THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY (1980): Taken
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David Newman
ANATASIA (1997): Prologue
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra. Conductor: David Newton. -
David Newman
TARZAN (2013): Prologue/Tarzan
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Randy Newman
SEABISCUIT (2003): A Nice Ride
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra. Conductor: Randy Newman. -
Randy Newman
PARENTHOOD (1989): Love to See You Smile
Performer: Randy Newman. -
Thomas Newman
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION (2008): So Was Red/End Title
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra. -
Thomas Newman
LEMONY SNICKET'S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS (2004): End Titles
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John Williams
Main Title/Rebel Blockade Runner
Orchestra: London Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: John Williams.
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