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With Glory, James Horner created one of his most impressive film scores. for Edward Zwick's multi-award-winning historical drama about the 54th Massachusetts Regiment the first African-American regiment of the Union Army in the American Civil War Horner composed a score of exceptional emotional depth and dramatic power.
The music blends expansive orchestral sounds with moving choral arrangements, creating a distinctive soundscape that oscillates between hope, determination, and tragedy. Works such as "A Call to Arms ," "The Whipping, " and "Charging Fort Wagner" are among the most impressive moments in Horner's film scores and contributed significantly to the film's impact.
This high-quality study score makes the complete original score available for the first time in a meticulously edited edition. It offers a fascinating insight into Horner's compositional style and is aimed at conductors, composition and film music students, musicologists, and all fans of orchestral film music.
An indispensable volume for anyone who wants to discover the art of cinematic storytelling through music and study James Horner's masterpiece in detail.
With Glory, James Horner created one of his most impressive film scores. for Edward Zwick’s multi-award-winning historical drama about the 54th Massachusetts Regiment the first African-American regiment of the Union Army in the American Civil War Horner composed a score of exceptional emotional depth and dramatic power.
The music blends expansive orchestral sounds with moving choral arrangements, creating a distinctive soundscape that oscillates between hope, determination, and tragedy. Works such as “A Call to Arms ,” “The Whipping, ” and “Charging Fort Wagner” are among the most impressive moments in Horner’s film scores and contributed significantly to the film’s impact.
This high-quality study score makes the complete original score available for the first time in a meticulously edited edition. It offers a fascinating insight into Horner’s compositional style and is aimed at conductors, composition and film music students, musicologists, and all fans of orchestral film music.
An indispensable volume for anyone who wants to discover the art of cinematic storytelling through music and study James Horner’s masterpiece in detail.
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