Trouble on the Streets
Matthew Sweet marks the release of Kathryn Bigelow's "Detroit" with music from films featuring urban chaos and trouble on the streets - from historic riots to dystopian futures.
Matthew Sweet marks the release of Kathryn Bigelow's "Detroit" with music from films featuring urban chaos and trouble on the streets - from historic riots in cities across the US to dystopian visions of the future in Mega-City One, Gotham City and Springfield. Including scores by Howard Shore, John Tavener and Hans Zimmer. The Classic Score of the Week is Bernard Herrmann's music for Francois Truffaut's first colour film - Fahrenheit 451.
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Howard Shore
Gangs of New York (2002) - Brooklyn Heights 2&3
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Polydor.
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John Carpenter
Escape From New York (1981) - Snake Shake / End Credits
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Silva Screen.
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John Barry
The Day Of The Locust (1975) The Day Of The Locust
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Paramount.
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Danny Zeitlin
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978) - Main Theme
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Perseverence.
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Alan Silvestri
Judge Dredd Main Theme
Orchestra: Sinfonia of London. Conductor: Alan Silvestri.- Epic.
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Dario Marianelli
V For Vendetta (2005) Remember Remember
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Astral Werks.
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Hans Zimmer
Batman Begins (2005) - Molossus
Composer: James Newton Howard. Performer: Studio Orchestra.- Warner.
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John Tavener
Children Of Men (2006) - Fragments of a Prayer
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra. Conductor: John Tavener. Singer: Dame Sarah Connolly.- Varese Sarabande.
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Bernard Herrmann
Farenheit 451 (1966) - Suite for Strings, Harp and Percussion
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Sony Classical.
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James Newton Howard
Detroit (2017)
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra. -
Hans Zimmer
The Simpsons Movie (2007) Release The Hounds
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Rhino.
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David Holmes
Logan Lucky (2017)
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.
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Sound of Cinema
Matthew Sweet's weekly look at music for the screen