This music was performed on the same synthesizer that was used in the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Ironically, the music is not used in that movie over Columbia's logo because Steven Spielberg wanted a hushed, quiet opening.
Close Encounters-- that's one of quite a few pictures from Columbia then that did not have the Ciani music (others that were like that opted to have the first notes of the film's opening music).
@@bmasters1981 Spielberg wanted an eerie quiet to open the film, which builds to a climactic C major chord and a blinding flash of light. One of my favorite openings in all of movies.
5th Logo (June 5, 1981-May 14, 1993) Nicknames: "80s Torch Lady II", "CGI Torch Lady", "Torch Lady IV", "Coke Bottle Torch Lady", "Majestic Torch Lady", "Columbia Torch Lady IV", "90s Torch Lady" Logo: 1981-1990: We see the standard CGI Columbia Torch Lady (a somewhat less detailed version of her 1970s iteration) standing on a pedestal with her torch against the backdrop of clouds (which are now slightly less detailed and have a blueish tone). The torch then shines into a bright abstract shape, as if in a sunburst, then dims back in place. The words "Columbia Pictures" (in the same font as the last logo) fade to the left and right of the Torch Lady as her torch "shines". That's majestic torch lady of life Beautiful.
This music was performed on the same synthesizer that was used in the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Ironically, the music is not used in that movie over Columbia's logo because Steven Spielberg wanted a hushed, quiet opening.
Close Encounters-- that's one of quite a few pictures from Columbia then that did not have the Ciani music (others that were like that opted to have the first notes of the film's opening music).
@@bmasters1981 Spielberg wanted an eerie quiet to open the film, which builds to a climactic C major chord and a blinding flash of light. One of my favorite openings in all of movies.
5th Logo
(June 5, 1981-May 14, 1993)
Nicknames: "80s Torch Lady II", "CGI Torch Lady", "Torch Lady IV", "Coke Bottle Torch Lady", "Majestic Torch Lady", "Columbia Torch Lady IV", "90s Torch Lady"
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1981-1990: We see the standard CGI Columbia Torch Lady (a somewhat less detailed version of her 1970s iteration) standing on a pedestal with her torch against the backdrop of clouds (which are now slightly less detailed and have a blueish tone). The torch then shines into a bright abstract shape, as if in a sunburst, then dims back in place. The words "Columbia Pictures" (in the same font as the last logo) fade to the left and right of the Torch Lady as her torch "shines". That's majestic torch lady of life Beautiful.
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it has the Sunburst music from the previous logo.
Hey, it worked!
How???
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Or rather, it has the same sunburst from the previous logo, without the close-up.
Columbia Pictures Logo 1981-1993
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