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Monday, 23 September 2013

Your Response: Favourite Film Scores of All Time

After my post promoting BBC's Sound of Cinema season last week, I took to Twitter to ask what your favourite film score of all time was. To my surprise, Ticket Stub was retweeted by the wonderful BBC Radio 3 and I had some interesting recommendations.

I thought I would share the replies I received so we can all take a listen and enjoy some new soundtracks:











What do you think of these film scores? 
Do you know any better ones? 
Comment below with your favourite film score of all time...


Thursday, 12 September 2013

BBC: Sound of Cinema Season

Image: bbc.co.uk


I saw an advert for this season a few weeks back and immediately got excited about sharing this on Ticket Stub. The BBC is starting a new season: Sound of Cinema. Across radio platforms and TV, the series will look at the composers, songs and film scores which have created some of the most iconic soundtracks. From the piercing strings of Herrmann’s Psycho to the more modern sound of Tarantino’s movies, it looks to be a fascinating insight into how these soundtracks are made and how some of the styles have changed over the years.

I will link the trailer below for you to watch. The first programme starts on BBC4 tonight at 9pm, titled ‘The Big Score’. I’ll definitely be watching but if you cannot see it tonight you’ll be able to catch up on iPlayer. Who knows, maybe we’ll be introduced to some more Soundtrack Saturdays...