The Big Country - Jerome Moross (1958)

One of my favorite themes from one of my very favorite Westerns. 'The Big Country' is a somewhat overlooked Western epic from 1958, directed by the great William Wyler and Starring Gregory Peck, Jean Simmons, Carroll Baker, Charlton Heston and Burl Ives, who won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his powerful role as Mr. Hennessee, the leader of a poor family clan. It is the Hennessee clan which has had a blood feud with wealthy ex-Civil War Major Henry Terril; Terril's daughter Pat (Carroll Baker) is coming home from the East, bringing with her a dashing new fiance (Gregory Peck) to meet her doting father. It is as her fiance, Jim McKay, automatically is repulsed by the fickle violence of the dog-eat-dog clans that the movies anti-violence themes emerge. It is these themes that make the movie stand out so much from others. Jean Simmons co-stars as the local school teacher and owner of 'The Big Muddy', the home of the whole town's water supply. It is her stubborn nature which keeps the Muddy from falling into the hands of either clan, and from letting the bloodshed reach a tragic head. 'The Big Country' has so much to offer, with the subtleties that underlie the plot, the enjoyably well-done acting (particularily with Jean Simmons, who is horribly underrated), beautiful cinematography, breathtaking directing and a stunning theme, as you are to now hear. 'The Big Country' rises above cliches, is exquisitely done and has a fresh spin on moral and ethical themes that has <b>...</b>
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Mary Poppins - Pavement Artist (Chim Chim Cheree) - Dick Van Dyke

This variation of the classic Chim Chim Cheree is sung by Dick Van Dyke as he is drawing his chalk art on the streets of London. Mary Poppins just may be the most charming movie ever.
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Little Miss Sunshine Soundtrack - The Winner Is - Mychael Danna

From the Soundtrack of Little Miss Sunshine comes 'The Winner Is' which is a mingling of Mychael Danna's score for the film and the songs by DeVotchka that run through it as well. Thanks for watching.
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Alfred Newman - Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing Main Title

Alfred Newman composes the iconic romantic theme to Love Is A Many Splendored thing, starring William Holden and Jennifer Jones.
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Theme from Love Story (1970) - Francis Lai

The classic theme by Francis Lai for the romantic drama, Love Story (1970). Starring Ryan O'Neil and Ally McGraw in star making turns, Love Story is indeed a classic as it follows two students at Harvard, their unlikely love affair and the impending tragedy that lies in their way. Whilst not a favorite of mine, Love Story does endure as one of the most romantic films of all time.
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The Untouchables Theme - Ennio Morricone

Theme from The Untouchables, composed by the great Ennio Morricone. Directed by: Brian DePalma Starring: Kevin Costner, Sean Connery, Andy Garcia, Robert DeNiro. Music: 5/5 Movie 4.5/5
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Breakfast at Tiffany's - Moon River - Liberace (Henry Mancini)

This version of Moon River is played by Liberace, and composed by the great Henry Mancini. The classic film of Truman Capote's book of the same title stars Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard, Patricia Neal and Buddy Ebson.
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Jan AP Kaczmarek - Aimee & Jaguar Main Theme

Aimee & Jaguar is a 1999 German film set in Nazi Germany and focussing upon the complex love story of its two main characters, Aimee (Juliane Kohler), and Jaguar (Maria Schroder). This is a great film and has a beautiful score to go with. Track Title: Memories of Better Times Composer: Jan AP Kaczmarek
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Nino Rota - Romeo And Juliet (1968) Theme

One of the most classic and memorable romantic themes of any film, Franco Zefferelli's Romeo and Juliet score, composed by Nino Rota, reflects the tragic passion of the famous story it portrays. When youths Romeo Montigue and Juliet Capulet first meet it is a bond that cannot be broken, love at first sight. However, with the blood feud between their families still as strong as ever, it is teh most famous romance of all time destined for tragic doom. Starring: Olivia Hussey, Leonard Whiting Directed by: Franco Zefferelli Composer: Nino Rota
Empire of the Sun - John Williams Soundtrack

Track: Cadillac of the Skies, Movie: Empire of the Sun, Composer: John Williams, Director: Steven Spielberg, Players: Christian Bale, Nigel Havers, John Malkovich. My Rating of the movie: 5/5 stars!
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Gone With the Wind - Tara's Theme (Max Steiner)

Film: Gone With The Wind (1939) Directed by: George Cukor Composed by: Max Steiner Players: Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Olivia de Havilland, Leslie Howard, Thomas Mitchell. This movie holds so many vivid memories for me from may stages of my life, and with those memories is this music. I'd rate both the movie and its music at 5/5.
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Leon: The Professional - Soundtrack - Eric Serra

Please enjoy, rate, comment and subscribe! The track playing is 'Two Ways Out', and it from the lovely score by Eric Senna to one of the greatest films of all time, Leon: The Professional, starring Jean Reno, Gary Oldman and Natalie Portman in a beautiful debut performance. This movie is one of those film experiences that blows the mind, its impact is unbeatable. If you have not seen it, you must. :)
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Driving in the Rain - Girl, Interrupted OST (Mychael Dynna)

Driving in the Rain - Mychael Dynna, from the soundtrack of Girl, Interrupted. Directed by James Mangold, starring Winona Ryder, Angelina Jolie, Brittany Murphy, Whoopi Goldberg, Jared Leto and Vannessa Redgrave.
Lawrence of Arabia - Main Theme - Maurice Jarre

The stunning Main Theme from one of the greatest movies of all time: David Lean's Lawrence of Arabia. Starring risky choice Peter O'Toole in his first film role, Lawrence Of Arabia won Best Picture of 1962, beating out To Kill A Mockingbird. With a magnificent supporting cast, Lawrence of Arabia is a landmark in the history of film, and debateably the greatest epic of all time. Starring: Peter O'Toole, Anthony Quinn, Omar Shariff, Alec Guiness, Anthony Quail and Jack Hawkins. Directed By: David Lean Score by: Maurice Jarre Year: 1962 My Rating: Movie 10/10, Music 10/10.
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Tuck Everlasting Theme

I love the music from this movie, but I do not feel the film does the book justice whatsoever. I watched "Tuck Everlasting" because I have always felt the book to be completely charming, and while the movie was enjoyable it definately did not fill out the book's potential. However, the score is phenomonal. Book by Natalie Babbit. Starring Alexis Bledel, Sissy Spacek, Victor Garber, William Hurt and Ben Kingsley (!) Note: The supporting actors in this movie are fabulous!
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Skins - JJ sings 'True' for Lara

In the British show Skins one of the characters, JJ, sings this song True, originally by Spandau Ballet, for his girlfriend-to-be Lara to win her back. Series / Season 4, Episode 6 JJ: Ollie Barbieri Lara: Georgia Henshaw
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High Noon -Tex Ritter - Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darlin'

Written by Dimitri Tionkin for the classic western High Noon, Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darlin' is the film's ballad theme, and tells the movie's story. Gary Cooper stars in this, and he won a Best Actor Oscar for his performance as a sheriff torn between leaving town with his Quaker wife, or staying and protecting the town from incoming outlaws. The moral dilemmas portrayed in this movie are what make it so great. Grace Kelly also got her start in this movie, as Cooper's wife! movie: 8.5/10 song: 4.5/5 Note: This song is sung by Tex Ritter, and it won the Oscar for best original song.
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Exodus Soundtrack - Ernest Gold

WATCH IN FULLSCREEN!! It is much better than the itty bitty YouTube standard screen. :) From Exodus (1960) with Paul Newman, Eva marie Saint, Sal Mineo, Jill Hayworth. Directed by Otto Preminger, music by Ernest Gold. This version is conducted by Paul Mauriat. I rate this music 5/5, since it is one of my very favorite scores, as are most of the videos I upload. I love the movie, and even though it is flawed mainly due to pacing issues, it is still a 4/5 from me, just because I've watched it ever since I was a kid and it always holds up and makes an impact on me every time I watch it. Note: Many of the photos are from the archive of LIFE magazine.
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Franz Waxman - Theme from Rebecca (1940)

One of the most haunting scores of all time, master film composer Franz Waxman wrote this chilling masterpiece for Alfred Hitchcock's only Best Picture Oscar winner, Rebecca (1940). Based off of Daphne DuMaurier's classic book, Rebecca is the story of the second Mrs. deWinter, a nameless young woman preceded in matrimony by the enchanting yet decieving Rebecca deWinter, and her struggle to live in a world that is perforated by the atmosphere of her predecessor. Rebecca is one of my favorite films of all time. Directed by: Alfred Hitchcock Cast: Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, George Sanders, Judith Anderson. Based on the book Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier.
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North By Northwest - Bernard Herrman

This piece is called Train Conversations, and it is from the score to North by Northwest, one of Alfred Hitchcock's best and the first one of this genius director's films that I ever saw. This movie stars the suave Cary Grant, lovely Eva Marie Saint, underrated and brilliant James Mason and great character actor Martin Landau. Scored by Bernard Herrman, this part of the North by Northwest theme is used throughout all of the parts in that movie that do not involve action. I will be uploading the main suspense theme as well. This piece is used most prominentyl in the romantic scenes between Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint in the train, which is why is is called "Train Conversations." I added the clip at the beginning :). Music 5/5 (One of Herrmann's most memorable) Movie 5/5 (One of Hitchcock's masterpieces of suspense).
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Theme from Laura (1944) - David Raksin

There are elements of Maurice Ravel's 'Daphne et Chloe' in this, yes, for those who were wondering, and I did mix the two together. In this Otto Preminger directed film noir we meet some of the defining characters of the genre, and we view one of the best movies of the 40s. Despite the great script, to-a-tee acting, smoky atmosphere and moody cinematography, what really comes in to focus with this movie is its music. After all, if you look at most of the great movies, you will find a great score backing up the brilliance. This score is done by David Raksin. Year: 1944 Movie: Laura Director: Otto Preminger Players: Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Clifton Webb, Vincent Price and Judith Anderson. Genre: 1940s Film Noir My Rating: 9.5/10 My Music Rating: 9/10
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Lost Horizon Theme - Dimitri Tiomkin (1937)

This lovely movie from 1937 stars Ronald Coleman and a wonderful score by one of my favorites, Dimitri Tiomkin. This piece is titled "Conway and Sondra", named after the movie's lover's names. :) Directed by Frank Capra!
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Peyton Place Theme - Franz Waxman

One of my all-time favorite scores, and one of my favorite films of the 50s. Peyton Place follows Allyson Mackensie (Diane Varsi) , an aspiring writer, her mother (Lana Turner), whose veiled past is hindering her relationship with her blossoming daughter. We meet Allyson's closest friends, Norman (Russ Tamblyn) and Selena (Hope Lange). Both Norman and Selena are from somewhat abusive homes, Norman with a controlling mother who is jealous of every move her son makes, and Selena with a physically abusive stepfather. Peyton Place follows a whole town which is seemingly perfect on the surface, but is haunted by its own dark secrets that it is so desperately trying to make dissapear by not acknowledging them. Cast: Lana Turner, Diane Varsi, Hope Lange, Russ Tamblyn, Terry Moore. Directed by Jerry Wald. Book by Grace Metalious.
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Gigi Theme - Lerner & Loewe - 1958

This instrumental version of the title song of the Best Picture winning musical 'GIGI' captures the essence of the film, which is one of my personal favorites. Gigi is top notch entertainment, based off of the play by the brilliant and risque Colette and starring some of the finest French actors in the business at the time of its production. These included the loveable Leslie Caron, the charming Louis Jourdan and the always entertaining personalities of Hermoine Gingold and Maurice Chevalier. With songs written by hit musical team Lerner & Loewe, and production values that are hard to beat, Gigi is the last of the great MGM musicals. Sure, there were brilliant musicals in the 1960s as well, but none of them were of this old style that reigned in the golden era of musicals. Gigi certainly ended one of the most enjoyable eras of film with a bang, and it continues on with its timeless charm and qualities that cannot help but make you smile. Music: 10/10 Movie: 10/10
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The Black Stallion - Main Theme - Carmine Coppola

One of my very favorite films for a rather long time, The Black Stallion (1979) is directed by Carol Ballard and produced and funded by Francis Ford Coppolla. With this score by Ford Coppola's neice, Carmine Coppola, the movie is so much more than a family movie, and brings to the table cinematography by Caled Deschanel that rivels that of 2001: A Space Odyssey. With the first half hour holding no more than a few pages of dialogue it is the music, cinematography, direction and acting by young Kelly Reno (who plays Alec) that takes centre stage. Once the film moves to America it does not lose its beauty, as it so easily could have done, but rather continues to build on itself, adding an enjoyable performance by Teri Garr as Alec's over-protective mother and one of Mickey Rooney's best screen appearances as The Black's trainer. The end race is one of my favorite climaxes in a movie. Call it a horse movie if you want to, but I think The Black Stallion is something so much more beautiful than that. Music 5/5 Film 5/5. (Most of the things I post are this rating: that is why I post them!) Note: Sorry the music trails off at the end...it was hard enough to find this long a version!
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To Kill a Mockingbird - Guilty Verdict - Elmer Berstein

This piece from the score of the wonderful 1962 film To Kill A Mockingbird plays in the movie when Tom Robinson is sentenced as guilty by the court, and all of the black members in the courtroom silently stand for Atticus Finch, the lawyer for innocent yet black Tom. In one the most defining movie which displays the 60's civil rights movement, To Kill a Mockingbird is based off of the modern classic of the same name, by author Harper Lee. The film stars Gregory Peck, in an Oscar winning performance, as the courageous Atticus Finch, as he cares for his two motherless children Jem (Phillip Alford) and Scout (Mary Badham). When approached to defend Tom Robinson (Brock Peters), a black man accused of raping a white woman, Atticus takes the case to prove Tom's innocence. Balancing the charm of Scout and Jem's childhood with their dawning of understanding their father's life, To Kill A Mockingbird is at once as insightful as it is relevant today. Director: Alan J. Pakula Score: Elmer Bernstein Cast: Gregory Peck, Mary Badham, Brock Peters, Phillip Alford and Robert Duvall. My Ratings, Music: 10/10, Movie 10/10
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National Velvet (1944) - Main Theme - Herbert Stothart

This is the lovely main title of one of the most charming movies ever put to celluloid. National Velvet is the simple story of a young girl, Velvet Brown (Elizabeth Taylor), who dreams of entering her horse The Pi into the world's most prestigious horse race: The Grand National. With the help of young Mi Taylor, a young man with a mysterious past and an excellent knowledge of horses, Velvet just might have a chance at winning her greatest aspiration, as well as finding out who she is along the way. In more modern takes on this type of tale it would automatically become cheesy schlock without any charm or magic, but with the gentle writing, pitch-perfet score, loveable well-developed characters and engaging locales of National Velvet this movie has ended up being greatly beloved by parents and their children alike. In a time with so much strife National Velvet is an honest look at family values and will instantly have you nostalgic for the beauty that lies in an innocent childhood. Directed by: Clarence Brown Starring: Elizabeth Taylor, Mickey Rooney, Ann Revere, Donald Crisp and Angela Lansbury. Based on the book National Velvet by Enid Bagnold. Score by Herbert Stothart *Note: This film features excellent supporting performances from both Ann Revere and Donald Crisp.
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Alfred Newman - The Diary of Anne Frank (1959) - Main Title

This is one of the greatest and most heartbreaking pieces of cinema I have ever seen. It portrays the story of Anne Frank and her family as the are in hiding in a secret annex above a spice factory during WWII. The Franks are populated by Otto and Edith Frank, Anne's parents and her sister Margot. Also in hiding in the Annex were the van Dams, (Anne's pen name for them), Hermann, Auguste and their son Peter, who were later joined by Fritz Pfieffer (in the film named Mr. Dussel). Only Otto Frank survived once the Annex was found out. It is hard to think of anything else to say about Anne Frank and her story, if only because there is so much that cannot be put into words. Let me just say that her and her diary have had a profound impact upon my life like no other book of any kind ever has, and I know her diary has done the smae for countless amounts of people all over the world. The film version is one of the most heart-wrenching movies you will ever see. Directed by: George Stevens Cast: Millie Perkins, Shelly Winters, Joseph Schildkraut, Richard Beymer, Diane Baker. Music: Alfred Newman Based off of Anne Frank's The Diary of a Young Girl.
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Star Wars: The Old Republic - Flash mob in Manhattan

On December 20, 2011, a crowd of people with lightsabers joined forces with the Jedi and Sith to freeze battle in a flash mob at Time Square in New York City. It was done to help promote Star Wars: The Old Republic, which was released on the same day.
Maurice OST - Richard Robbins - End Title

In 1987 period film director/producer duo and real-life partners Ismail Merchant and James Ivory took a big risk in making the film MAURICE, based off of the controversial and post-humously published semi-autobiographical novel by the great EM Forster. Riding off of the coattails of their previous success with the popular adaptation of another EM Forster novel, A Room With A View, the Merchant/Ivory film of Maurice ended up slipping neatly under the radar, with critics agreeing that it was well-done, but no one having the courage to promote it at the cost of speculation about their own orientations. I am of the belief that it is a truly great film. Were it to come out today its popularity would probably rival that of Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain, and it would be deservedly so, for Maurice is a far greater film than that much heralded one. The title character of Maurice, (James Wilby) is a young man in college, a young man who eventually meets Clive (Hugh Grant), who is, like Maurice, a closeted gay, but, unlike Maurice, unable to come to terms with any sort of relationship between men that is not purely platonic. As their friendship turns into a relationship both men delve into deep frustration with the others opposite views; this is to such an extreme that Clive gets married. We slowly realize how much Clive loves Maurice, but how he cannot bring himself to terms with that love, resulting in his own tragedy or repression. Maurice, however, liberates himself, finding love <b>...</b>
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Sam Cooke - Dreamlover

The wonderful Sam Cooke singing a great oldie.
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A Brief History of Evanston

This was a school Project I did with my son Maxwell. Music composed and performed by Donald Sosin ©2005 Farmhouse Window Productions. All rights reserved. Used by permission. oldmoviemusic.com
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Santa Lucia

SANTA LUCIA (Italia/1910). PC: Ambrosio. Loc: Venice. 97 m /16 fps/ 5 min. Dutch intertitles. From: Cineteca di Bologna. - Sepia toned, long pan with the camera in a gondola, with a three-fold image. - Pictorial beauty in a vision of la belle époque. -Notes by Antti Alanen. "Best piano accompaniment of the festival"- Virginia Wexman, Professor Emerita of English and Art History, University of Illinois at Chicago Silent film with live piano music by Donald Sosin, from Cinema Ritrovato, July 4, 2010 . Music ©2010 Farmhouse Window Productions. oldmoviemusic.com
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Test Vid + Funny MW1 Cheat

First, this is a sorufa test vid, using my new editing program, cyberlink powerdirector. this is supposedly the best editing software out there, so i'm trying it out. on the video side, it's me playing the COD4 Level "the bog" but with a cheat enabled, Ragtime Warfare. according to this, it basically makes no hud, speeds everything up, put's an old movie tone to it, and then put's old movie music. AWESOMMEEE. There are a few cuts in it, but it was to make it smaller.
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Science of Woman.MOV

World famours tango from old movie "Sciense of Woman" agganged for piano and violin
Brookes Brothers - Last Night

A music video I put together for no reason for the song Last Night by Brookes Brothers. I do not claim to own any of the film or audio featured in this video, they belong to their respective owners.
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Stop Motion Animation- Funny Death

Stop Motion Animation project for media arts class, 2008. True Story: A man hit by a car in New York in 1977 got up uninjured, but lay back down in front of the car when a bystander told him to pretend he was hurt so he could collect insurance money. The car rolled forward and crushed him to death.
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Silent Film

An old movie. Music is Maple Leaf Rag, by Scott Joplin Animated in: Pivot Stickfigure Animator Edited in: Sony Vegas Movie Studio 6.0 I recorded the music by myself. I just needed to say that to avoid audio-copyright issues.
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