Alfred Hitchcock - Music from his Films

alfred hitchcock - music from his films

Track Listings

1. The Wild Ride

2. Conversation Piece Rebecca

3. Prelude Young and Innocent

4. No One Can Like the Drummer Man

5. Erica at the Mill Vertigo

6. The Rooftop Chase

7. Scene D Amour Strangers on A Train

8. Duet for Four Feet

9. Guys Goes To Anthony Mansion Suspicion

10. Main Title Psycho

11. The Murder

12. Marion and Sam

13. Patrol Car Blackmail

14. Main Titles Spellbound

15. Concerto Prelude The 39 Steps

16. The CHase On The Moor

17. Love Theme The Wrong Man

18. Manny in His Cell Marnie

19. Prelude Sabotage

20. Delayed on The Bus Notorious

See all 23 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
A Museum of Modern Art release. Products developed by the Museum reflect the museums committment to modern art and good design. Proceeds from the sales of these products are used to support its programs.

Contains Original Recordings and PReviously Unreleased Material on CD.

Alfred Hitchcock: Music from His Films,various,Bernard Herrmann (Composer),Museum Music, Inc.

Alfred Hitchcock - Music from his Films

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ORIGINAL Soundtrack Recordings
Great music !!!
Genius visual music that went with brilliant filmmaking

Alfred Hitchcock: Music from His Films
various , and Bernard Herrmann (Composer)
Manufacturer: Museum Music, Inc.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00003E4FN
Release Date: 1999-07-16

Tracks:

The Wild Ride
Conversation Piece Rebecca
Prelude Young and Innocent
No One Can Like the Drummer Man
Erica at the Mill Vertigo
The Rooftop Chase
Scene D Amour Strangers on A Train
Duet for Four Feet
Guys Goes To Anthony Mansion Suspicion
Main Title Psycho
The Murder
Marion and Sam
Patrol Car Blackmail
Main Titles Spellbound
Concerto Prelude The 39 Steps
The CHase On The Moor
Love Theme The Wrong Man
Manny in His Cell Marnie
Prelude Sabotage
Delayed on The Bus Notorious
Alex In THe Wine Cellar Family Plot
Finale
Bernard Herrmann speaks on film music (early 1970's)

Album Description

A Museum of Modern Art release. Products developed by the Museum reflect the museums committment to modern art and good design. Proceeds from the sales of these products are used to support its programs.

Contains Original Recordings and PReviously Unreleased Material on CD.

Customer Reviews:

ORIGINAL Soundtrack Recordings.......2004-01-30

The beauty of this set, released through MoMA as part of its Hitchcock Centennial retrospective, is that it contains excerpts of the original soundtracks from the films listed, including, in some cases, dialogue from some of the oldest. In other words, no suites re-recorded by famous and not-so-famous orchestras here--this is the real deal. The clips segue into one another beautifully in no particular chronology. I purchased four (one of which was, of course, for myself!) after having heard a friend's copy. Should you acquire this disk (which I strongly recommend), take a tip from one of the friends to whom I gave it for Christmas: play it "blind" and try to identify the films! Another friend liked it so much he played it through twice at the first sitting!
I was fortunate to have had access to both MoMA's and the Museum of Television and Radio's Hitchcock Centennial retrospectives in 1999. MoMA--in addition to its fabulous exhibit of Hitchcock artifacts and memorobilia--ran ALL the Hitchcock films for which prints exist in chronological order, and all the Hitchcock-directed television work, plus the TV appearance that probably brought Vera Miles to Hitchcock's attention, comprised MTR's Murder in the Living Room series. The museums are situated near each other in Midtown, and I spent many happy hours that summer scurrying back and forth between the two. As a CUNY student, I was able to partake of all the festivities free of charge. A rabid fan nurtured on Hitchcock "on the tube" literally since infancy, I'll cherish the memory of those events forever. Not only were they wonderful in and of themselves, but, as a previous reviewer who visited our city was able to observe, they were representative of the quality of cultural events to which we who are lucky enough to live in New York City have access on a full-time basis.
This collection is a MUST-HAVE for collectors of movie soundtracks in general and Hitchcock fans in particular--I can't recommend it highly enough.

Great music !!!.......2001-08-20

If you've seen any of Hitchcock's suspenseful films that are always filled with murder and intrigue, then you are fully aware of the fabulous background music that helps to add to the mood of the film. Music is an essential part of every film, since it helps tell the story and move the plot along.

Genius visual music that went with brilliant filmmaking.......2001-04-30

I was visiting a friend in New York, only my second time visiting the city from LA My friend was busy for the day, and so I threw a walkman and a subway map into a backpack, grabbed an umbrella and headed out to explore the city. My friend loaned me her MOMA membership card, so I headed towards the museum and entered with free admission. I enjoyed an interesting pop art exhibit and then made my way down an escalator, delighted to find a very comprehensive Hitchcock exhibit, with screenings of his films, photos, letters from Hitchcock, and even the taxidermy animals from Psycho.

After spending most of the day taking in the rich installation, I perused the gift counter where they were selling an assortment of Hitchcock memorabilia. I purchased a copy of this CD, "Alfred Hitchcock - Music From His Films." I opened it and put it in my Discman and headed back towards the subway. Just as the music was getting started it started to rain. A few people in front of me put up umbrellas, and I did the same. Soon I was walking down a street in New York along with hundreds of other people, all carrying black umbrellas as the rain glided down from the tops of skyscrapers, all while listening to the beautiful, powerful, and ominous sounds from Alfred Hitchcock movies. It totally encapsulated the moment, and I think of it every time that I listen to the CD. It is amazing scoring, and there is an interesting commentary at the end of the disk. I highly recommend picking one up, as it is any ones guess how long this special museum collection will be available.

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1. The Wild Ride
2. Conversation Piece Rebecca
3. Prelude Young and Innocent
4. No One Can Like the Drummer Man
5. Erica at the Mill Vertigo
6. The Rooftop Chase
7. Scene D Amour Strangers on A Train
8. Duet for Four Feet
9. Guys Goes To Anthony Mansion Suspicion
10. Main Title Psycho
11. The Murder
12. Marion and Sam
13. Patrol Car Blackmail
14. Main Titles Spellbound
15. Concerto Prelude The 39 Steps
16. The CHase On The Moor
17. Love Theme The Wrong Man
18. Manny in His Cell Marnie
19. Prelude Sabotage
20. Delayed on The Bus Notorious
See all 23 tracks on this disc