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-Western Saga The ones I am thinking about are the cues not formerly released in LPcd,including cue #383 "The Mesa," the various short "Short Curtains," "ComedyCurtains," and "Heavy Curtains."-Police Force There is a ton of material here never released. One of my favorite actioncues is "Rundown" (about only heard once--in a famous first season Have Gun WillTravel episode, "The Singer")."The Jail" cue would also be classic Herrmann.-Western Suite. There are three cues that were never released on LP-cd: #453 "NightSuspense," # 459 "Shadows" and # 460 "The Waiting."-Desert Suite Several cues were never released, including: "Bad Water," "Red Rocks,""Cloudless Skies," "Dry Lakes," "Midnight," "Noonday," and "Sandstorm."-Indian Suite Many cues were never released, including: "Indian Romance," "Echo I,""Echo II," "Echo III," "Indian Suspense" and "The Journey."-Climax Just about four cues but nice. One representative one would do fine.- NATHAN HALE from The Great Adventure series. Never, ever released music.Period piece music (I believe Georgian), some ala Three Worlds of Gulliver. Strings andhorns.-Kitty Shot from a half-hour episode of GUNSMOKE. Wonderful score. There is achance it may be released on dvd as part of a season set. So far the 3rd and perhaps 4thseasons were released--but Columbia has not released the required season yet. It wasreleased temporarily as a VHS (four episodes) long ago. I have it, so keep your fingerscrossed. So technically it is not a "world premiere" score but it is such a rare vhs item,and very few people are aware of it, and I doubt if you will be able to get it even on eBay.But you can try.- STUDIO ONE Never released music. Very atmospheric cues, ala Twilight Zone insome of the cues with the contrary motion harps such as cue "A Pt. I.". Others are simplyshowy and introductive (to the stars of the show).-Portrait of Jennie There are four cues here, never released, never performed. "Winter"is a complete cue of 11 bars--flutes, clarinets, bass clarinet, bassoons, and harps."Newspaper" is unfinished at 20 bars--but at least you would get an idea of whatHerrmann intended here with the woodwinds, horns, and strings. The "Waltz (for aSkating Scene)" is pure delight but, alas, also unfinished at 48 bars. Cheerful music. Thenthere is "Jennie's Song" at 16 bars. No orchestrations here--just a reduced three-stavescore.Unused & Unreleased Feature Film Cues This would include cues from The BrideWore Black (see my rundown of that score for specifics), and other films--but I need toget a master list, and I don't have time right now.108
Universal-Revue Studios Television. This includes The Virginian episodes, Bob HopeChrysler Theater, Alfred Hitchcock Hour episodes, Kraft Suspense Theater, perhapsConvoy and so forth. So far nobody has been able or willing to get into the Universalvaults, and their policy towards researchers is quite unfriendly!HOWEVER, at UCSB in Box 108 is an unidentified Revue Studios score Herrmanncomposed. I don't recognize the music but, who knows??--it might have been an episodeof the Bob Hope Chrysler Theater I am not aware of, or ??? Somehow I doubt it becauseit was included in the Herrmann Collection, so my guess is that, for some reason, themusic was never used. At any rate, this music was never released and it would be a worldpremiere.Ok. I think these are enough World Premiere possibilities for now--whether for synthrenditions and/or actual acoustical (orchestra) performance. Most of them are so obscure(and "mere" television works! : ) that I doubt if record labels want to take a chance innewly recording them since they do not have etched name recognition such as TheTwilight Zone and maybe the AHH. So I'll happily settle for excellent synthreproductions like Markus performs._______________________________________________talkingherrmann mailing list************************************9/13/09: Talking Herrmann: Herrmann CBS Sketches circa 1945 (Box 109 UCSB)New topic by: Bill Wrobel ()______________________________________________________________________BERNARD HERRMANN CBS SKETCHES CIRCA 1945 (BOX 109 UCSB)-Song Without Words {cue # 65} 2 pages-{cue # 47} Note: No cue title given. 1 page-{cue # 58} Note: No cue title given. 1 page-{cue # 62} Note: No cue title given. 3 pages-Spring {cue # 55} 1 page-Easter Show {cue # 12} 3 pages. Date given of "April 6"-{cue # 22} Note: No cue title given. 3 pages-{cue # 42} Note: No cue title given. 3 pages-Homage to G…??? Note: Last word unreadable. {cue # 49} 2 pages-Theme {cue # 50}-V. ???? Note: Unreadable. {cue # 51}-Appleseed {cue # 52} 1 page-{cue # 61} Note: No cue title given. 3 pages-Prelude {cue # 48} 1 page-Untitled Cue {cue # 59} 2 pages, I thru XVIII-{cue # 66} Note: No cue title given. 3 pages109
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FILM SCORE BLOGS [Blog # 41]Valenti
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I enjoyed watching The Fugitive but
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pages to UCSB. The person is Marcus
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triplet value 8ths down to (Bar 2)
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for $2.50 long ago (probably at the
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marriage with Groucho was a joke?
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I discuss this in my final Talking
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“Main Title” Cue #35885 Maestos
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