North by Northwest • Main Theme • Bernard Herrmann
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Soundtrack from the 1959 Alfred Hitchcock film with Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason, Martin Landau, Jessie Royce Landis, Leo G. Carroll & Josephine Hutchinson. --- 'HD Film Tributes' is a channel with over three hundred movie homages currently posted. We make zero money from UA-cam as obviously none of these edits will ever be monetized by us. Any and all ad revenue from these videos goes directly to Google as well as to the various copyright owners, just as it should. -- Please consider supporting our editing efforts by leaving a small tip in our tip jar. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thank You! - paypal.me/HDFi...
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This may be my favorite Hitch movie, but it is DEFINITELY my favorite Hitch Movie score.
Mine too. its one of those films one can watch again and again. I never get tied of seeing it.
Bernard Herrmann - the greatest, multi-everything composer ever. This "Main Theme" showcases his absolute command of writing for any instrument (in contrast to, say, the String Orchestral "Psycho, Main Theme", which is still untouched in its rhythmic ferocity AND balance...plus, the Pizzicato composition/work, BRAVO!).
As a Percussionist obviously into rhythm theory, I may be a bit biased in swapping Herrmann and Bernstein #1 & #2, but can it be helped?
Highly recommend listening (or a tribute here!) to his final "intact" score of Larry Cohen's "It's Alive", 1974 (though, still uncertain about the use of electric Bass and a Synthesizer🤔). Based on several factors, it sounds as if little money was allotted for the absolute best playing talent, but the score is a pure, undistilled walk through Herrmann's (and our own) emotional depths, and the film is passionately acted by John P. Ryan and Sharon Farrell, with Cohen writing/directing a script that was filled with important social/emotional commentary. WB botched the initial release, but, after reorganization, the film was re-released with effective marketing and became a hit. The sequels and remake of the original were horrible aside from Laurie Johnson's excellent Conducting/reworking/additions to Herrmann's original score for "It Lives Again", which, interestingly, was recorded in Quad.
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Las películas de Hitchcock son mejores cada año que pasa. Increíble director.
Wow.. anytime I see the 80s "V" Series and hear the music. I always think of this movie
Thank you so very much.
*BRAVO!*
MAGNIFIQUE ! GRANDIOSE ! Cette musique, qui pourrait être une musique "classique" exprime de façon magistrale ce sentiment intense, voire envahissant, que nous appelons l'angoisse, que nous ressentons quand nous avons "la mort aux trousses" ! La musique est vraiment bien choisie, pour ce film !
This theme and that of Psycho👍👍
And vertigo (1958)
This was very inspired by Jean Sibelius’ symphony #1.
That’s interesting. Do you mean „hard inspiration“ like in some cases of James Horner’s works in the 80ies and 90ies or „soft inspiration“ just in tone, orchestration and compositional style? I just rushed through a youtube video of Jean Sibelius‘ „Symphony No. 1“ and could not find any similar melodies, but I really was rushing. Could you please be so kind and add any further hints? I’d appreciate it. One thing I’d like to add: IMHO we could call ourselves lucky if we’d spot any kind of inspiration on this level of expertise in today’s mainstream movie production. Sorry, on year too late.
Apologies. I just found this.
This is my nr 2 best movie all time Rearwindow is nr1 but this score is the best of all Hitch movies. great video you made me want to see the movie again for the 167 time its geting better all the time strange thing j loved Hitch movis even when j was a child, now j am 50 j followed his movies from tv video dvd bluray and they never get old Hitch is always nr 1.