The most undervalued, ignored (nominated for Oscer 22 times) and only honored after he died. He left behind the most beautiful movie music ever written.
@David...Yes, but you should've heard a recitation of the poem from which the title is excerpted by movie star Turhan Bey with the soundtrack in the background done on a television program. I fell in love with "No man is an island..." by 15th century metaphysical poet John Donne from that moment on which was in the early 50s.
A restored version of original soundtrack album to FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS composed and conducted by Victor Young is available as download and stream on most internet music platforms like iTunes and Spotify. This digital album also includes the soundtracks GOLDEN EARRINGS and OMAR KHAYYAM by Young.
I associate this excerpt with a poem recited long ago on television by movie star Turhan Bey and written by 15th century metaphysical poet John Donne, "No man is an island..."
You haven't been listening enough! -There's tons of good stuff out there. You just gotta weed through all the temp music. There's a lot of amazing scores now days in game soundtracks too. Austin Wintory and Jeremey Soule are a couple good examples that come to mind. Even this score's flow is staggerd a little bit at points by being written for specific cinematic moments, but like classic opera, you're always going to have specific music written to enhance other performances. Arvo Pärt is a great example of a "modern" composer you might really dig; has a lot of that turn of the 20th century post romantic feel you might dig that a lot of early-ish film scores have. -which in turn was affected by a resurgence of traditional folk songs in Europe due to the resurgence of Nationalism at the time. (think Jean Sibelius, Ralph Vaughn Williams, and Edvard Grieg) Happy listening! ^_^
The most undervalued, ignored (nominated for Oscer 22 times) and only honored after he died. He left behind the most beautiful movie music ever written.
How very sad! Victor Young was definitely one of several fine film composers. He really should have been awarded while he was living.
This was the first ever movie soundtrack to be issued as an LP/record - amazing. Victor Young, died too early
Best part starts at 6:00 just takes me to another world. Still one of my favorite books and movies
This is beautiful because it was composed by Victor Young! Everything he composed is absolutely wonderful!
Beautiful Soundtrack
@David...Yes, but you should've heard a recitation of the poem from which the title is excerpted by movie star Turhan Bey with the soundtrack in the background done on a television program. I fell in love with "No man is an island..." by 15th century metaphysical poet John Donne from that moment on which was in the early 50s.
For whom the bell tolls? It tolls for THEE. "ROBERTO", "ROBERTO", "ROBERTO".
｢誰がために鐘がなる｣を高校生の時に映画館で見て、とても感動しました。第２次世界対戦中に製作されたのですね。こんな映画を作れる米国に勝てるはずがないですね‼️
A restored version of original soundtrack album to FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS composed and conducted by Victor Young is available as download and stream on most internet music platforms like iTunes and Spotify. This digital album also includes the soundtracks GOLDEN EARRINGS and OMAR KHAYYAM by Young.
Essa é mais uma maravilha musical que o saudoso VICTOR YOUNG, deixou para o nosso deleite e encantamento
Maria. Maria. Maria.
You have me inside you
Carry me to. America.
beautiful
I associate this excerpt with a poem recited long ago on television by movie star Turhan Bey and written by 15th century metaphysical poet John Donne, "No man is an island..."
They just dont write beautiful music like this any more,do they!
Definately ear candy!!
You haven't been listening enough! -There's tons of good stuff out there. You just gotta weed through all the temp music. There's a lot of amazing scores now days in game soundtracks too. Austin Wintory and Jeremey Soule are a couple good examples that come to mind. Even this score's flow is staggerd a little bit at points by being written for specific cinematic moments, but like classic opera, you're always going to have specific music written to enhance other performances.
Arvo Pärt is a great example of a "modern" composer you might really dig; has a lot of that turn of the 20th century post romantic feel you might dig that a lot of early-ish film scores have. -which in turn was affected by a resurgence of traditional folk songs in Europe due to the resurgence of Nationalism at the time. (think Jean Sibelius, Ralph Vaughn Williams, and Edvard Grieg)
Happy listening! ^_^
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and samson and delilah wonderful
and the quiet man
shane
Ding. Dong the witch is dead.
When a. Bell tolls an
Angel gets its. Wings
Yours truly. El. Cid.