The Amazing Classical Music Origins of Film Music Episode 2: Homechoir Deep Dive Summer Reruns
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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Welcome to our Summer 2024 rerun series. Whilst Ben is off the air enjoying a break for a few weeks, here is one of our classic episodes for you to enjoy.
Our most requested educational series returns!
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The story of Hollywood and its musical soundtracks is genuinely fascinating. Join Ben for the second in a series of Deep Dives exploring the links between Classical Music and modern Film Music, continuing with the evolution of recorded soundtracks and the early years of the Golden Age of Film Music.
Lecture starts at 0:11:16
HUGE thanks to the Channels from which the following extracts were taken:
From MN Original: Wurlitzer Theatre Organ
• Wurlitzer Theater Organ
Silent Movie Theatre Organ: Love Rides The Rails
• Silent Movie Theatre O...
King Kong Clips:
• King Kong (1933) title...
• King Kong (1933) - Bea...
Al Jolson Clip:
• The Spoken Words That ...
Love deep dives 🤓🤓🤓
Fascinating!
Thanks Ben a fascinating deep dive as always can’t wait for next one 🎉
It was very interesting. While I'm here, can anyone from Homechoir Community tell me whether you can get the chat on a tablet computer, while you are watching the broadcast? (Tried one in a shop today, & I couldn't.)
King Kong: the animation was the groundbreaking work of Willis O'Brien. Ray Harryhausen was of course hugely influenced and did, much later, work with his hero on Mighty Joe Young.
@magsroberts997 I get the live chat on my iPad but not on my Mac laptop never managed to work out why 😂