Bill Wrobel's DVD - Film Score Rundowns

[Revelation/Herd] I believe part of this was from � and 3/1.
[Stand Up!] Reel 9/1.
[Jailed] Reel 9/2.
[Church] Reel 9/3. Starts with two snare drums, then organ.
[Wagon Escape/Warehouse] I believe this is Reel 9/4.
[Bugle Call] Reel 9/5. Coma sopra Reel 6/5. Ends on, “What are you doing
here….?”
[Springfield Rifles] Reel 9/6-10/1. Coma Reel 6/5 & 6/6 & 3/3.
[Bear Creek] Not sure if this is Reel 10/2 but that one ends on, “Sir, we were
coming to help you.” There is a coma sopra from Virginia City, Reel 9/6, Bars 1-12.
[Fire] I believe this is Reel 11/1. Coma sopra from Silver River R1/6.
Reel 11/2 is a continuation. Page 12 is Col. Hudson rides out.
Reel 11/3 = On Foot.
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-Sphere (1998) *** [music ****]
http://www.amazon.com/Sphere-Snap-Case-Dustin-
Hoffman/dp/079073639X/ref=sr_1_2?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1292892193&sr=1-2
I discussed this score in my online paper titled “The Nature of Elliot Goldenthal’s
Music.” Here’s the link:
http://www.filmscorerundowns.net/other/elliot_goldenthal.pdf
That paper has been on the Front page of my site since November 6, 2010. That
will change in the next 3 to 4 weeks when I finally update my site with this long paper on
my dvd collection, sneak peak into my JTTCOTE paper, and so on. Sphere is an
entertaining movie to a certain degree but it can be rather chaotic. The best part of the
movie is about the first half; after that, it goes downhill. The book I read is better than the
movie. The music by Goldenthal is the best part of the movie, so I recommend the dvd. I
delineate cues in my paper, so you can refer to that now if you wish. Unfortunately there
is no composer commentary on this dvd (unlike Goldenthal’s commentary on Final
Fantasy).
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