Original Score from the Television SeriesSeason 1 & 2Score composed by Dave PorterMadison Gate Records and Sony Classical proudly announce the release of “BETTER CALL SAUL (Original Score from the Television Series)”, featuring music by Dave Porter from seasons 1 and 2 of the critically acclaimed television series. Many people are already familiar with Porter’s incredible score for the award-winning television series BREAKING BAD. BETTER CALL SAUL is inspired by BREAKING BAD’s signature sound, but is completely unique and stands its own. With a more bluesy, funky and gritty vibe, Porter’s departure from his own source material is an homage, but gives BETTER CALL SAUL its own sound.“I’m excited to release my original score from the first two seasons of BETTER CALL SAUL, which see the re-introduction of two characters beloved by BREAKING BAD fans, “ said Dave Porter. “We get to meet Saul Goodman as Jimmy McGill long before his transformation to Saul and Mike Ehrmantraut long before he ever worked for Gus Fring. Completely remixed and remastered, the score is presented chronologically in order to follow their journey musically along with the show. Included are two pieces that I am most often asked about… the opening teaser from episode 208 and a new extended version of the BETTER CALL SAUL end credits — which is itself derived from a song we created with country artist Junior Brown as a promotion for the show’s debut in 2015.”

2016 action film Hardcore Henry pushes the boundaries of modern cinematography. The film, told from a first person perspective, follows the main character, Henry, who has just been brought back from the dead by his wife and is now a cyborg. After premiering at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival, the film became one of the highest-profile films at the festival. It won the Grolsch People’s Choice Midnight Madness Award, and opened nationwide in April 2016. The soundtrack features tracks from The Sonics, Devendra Barnhart, The Temptations, as well as original songs composed for the movie by writer/director Illya Naishuller and her band, Biting Elbows.

JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLEOriginal Motion Picture SoundtrackMusic by Henry JackmanSony Music proudly announces the release of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), the soundtrack to the new film by Jake Kasdan featuring music by Henry Jackman.Henry Jackman has established himself as one of today’s top composers by fusing his classical training and his experience as a successful record producer and creator of electronic music. His musical versatility ratcheted up the tension in Paul Greengrass’ Captain Phillips (earning him a BAFTA nomination), super-powered such comic book hits as X-Men: First Class and Captain America: Winter Soldier; kicked ass in Kingsman: The Secret Service and Kick-Ass; breathed life into legendary animated characters like Winnie the Pooh, Puss in Boots, Wreck-It Ralph, and Oscar-winner Big Hero 6. His most recent work can be heard in the sci-fi comedy Pixels, and the post-apocalyptic drama The Fifth Wave starring Chloe Grace Moretz, Marvels blockbuster hit Captain America: Civil War, Paramount Pictures action-packed sequel, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back starring Tom Cruise and Cobie Smulders and the adventure sequel from Warner Bros. Kong: Skull Island starring Brie Larson and Tom Hiddleston.His other diverse credits include the animated features Monsters vs. Aliens and Turbo, period drama Henri 4, family adventure Gulliver’s Travels (starring Jack Black), crime thriller Man on a Ledge, horror fantasy Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, and the Seth Rogen / James Franco comedies This is the End and (the firestorm sensation) The Interview.Jackman grew up in the southeast of England, where he began composing his first symphony at the age of six. He studied classical music at Oxford and sang in the St. Paul’s Cathedral Choir but simultaneously got involved in the underground rave scene and began producing popular electronica music and dance remixes, eventually working with artists such as Seal and The Art of Noise. In 2006 he caught the attention of film composers Hans Zimmer and John Powell, and began writing additional music for Zimmer and Powell on Kung Fu Panda and then for Zimmer on The Dark Knight, The Da Vinci Code, and The Pirates of the Caribbean films, which rapidly led to scoring blockbuster films on his own.Tracklisting1.       The Jumanji Overture   2.       Digging Up the Past   3.       Brantford High   4.       Into the Jungle   5.       Out of Character   6.       The Legend of the Jewel   7.       The Adventure Begins   8.       Special Abilities   9.       The Bikers   10.   Van Pelt   11.   A Test of Friendship   12.   The Bazaar   13.   Snake Charmer   14.   The Power of Bravestone   15.   Seaplane McDonough   16.   The Missing Piece   17.   Lost in Time   18.   Flirting With Danger   19.   Albino Rhinos   20.   Retrieving the Emerald   21.   Out of Lives   22.   First Kiss   23.   The Jaguars   24.   Ring of Fire   25.   Begin the Climb   26.   Call Out Its Name   27.   Leaving Jumanji   28.   An Older Friend   29.   Back To School

The Crown returns for a second season to continue the telling of the inside story of Queen Elizabeth II's reign, as the fragile social order established after the Second World War breaks apart. The music in the first season conveyed a sense of awe and wonder. But Season Two hits a darker tone, reflected in a bigger and more menacing orchestral sound. Co-composer Lorne Balfe says that's because the characters have matured. "The queen is now a reigning monarch instead of a young girl given this position," Balfe says. "It's a different journey for them and that's why the music evolves."

TRACKLISTING1. A HIDDEN LIFE 2:512. GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL ISRAEL IN EGYPT, PART I“AND ISRAEL SAW THAT GREAT WORK”“AND BELIEVED THE LORD” 4:263. SURROUNDED BY WALLS 2:544. RETURN 2:425. INDOCTRINATION 2:136. MORALITY IN DARKNESS 3:147. LOVE AND SUFFERING 7:458. ARVO PÄRT TABULA RASA: II. SILENTIUM 15:499. HOPE 2:3010. DESCENT 6:2711. ANTONÍN DVORˇ ÁK CZECH SUITEI. ALLEGRO MODERATO 3:5512. HENRYK GÓRECKI KLEINES REQUIEM FÜR EINE POLKAIV. ADAGIO CANTABILE 6:26​​​​​​​13. KNOTTED 3:4014. THERE WILL BE NO MYSTERIES 4:43

Let no Star Wars fan go home disappointed-this 2-CD soundtrack set brings you every note John Williams composed for one of the most anticipated films in recent history, from the opening fanfare to the last end credit! All 68 tracks are in order as heard in the film, two bonus tracks (with sound effects and dialogue) are included and more than 60 photos grace the pages of the 60-page booklet. A collector's dream!

GET SHORTYOriginal Television SoundtrackMusic by Grammy Award Winner Antonio Sánchez (Birdman)Epix' best series is a charming, addictive adaptation of the Elmore Leonard’s 1990 New York Times bestselling novel, and 1995 filmTRACKLIST1. Beginning​​​​​​​2. Owen Runs3. Sealed Fate4. Breezy5. Second Thoughts6. Just Hanging 17. Break In8. Pensive9. Watching Us10. Final Steps11. Loose to Fast12. Bad Omen13. Unsettling14. 7 Steps15. Pensive 216. Just Hanging 217. 6:8 Medium18. Hold On19. Desert Highway20. No Way21. Just Hanging 322. Intense23. They're Coming24. Move25. Remembering26. A to B27. Condo Love28. Bad Ways29. Unsettling 230. Be Careful31. Granular32. A to C33. Not So Easy34. Unsettling 335. Car Ride36. A to D37. A to E38. Big Deal

In February 1993, the eyes of the world converged on Mount Carmel, a small religious community located just outside of Waco, TX. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) conducted a raid on leader David Koresh and his devoted followers, known as the Branch Davidians. After what became the longest gun battle in U.S. law enforcement history, four ATF agents and six civilians were dead, and dozens more were wounded. A 51-day standoff ensued, and the conflict ended after an FBI siege led to a fire that engulfed the entire Mount Carmel compound, killing 76 men, women, and children Taylor Kitsch is starring as Koresh. The cast also includes Oscar® and Golden Globe® nominee Michael Shannon, Andrea Riseborough, John Leguizamo, Melissa Benoist, Paul Sparks, Shea Whigham, Rory Culkin, Julia Garner and Camryn Manheim.

Robert Oboussier was born in Antwerp and spent much of his youth in Germany. As a staunch opponent of National Socialism he emigrated to Zurich in 1939 where he held a number of important musical positions. However, the circumstances of his death in 1957 served to plunge his name into immediate obscurity and only now is his music being revived. This selection of mostly world premiere recordings demonstrates his personal use of twelve-tone rows, abrupt contrasts and a fondness for fantasia patterns. Oboussier's radical piano miniatures, 25 Abreviations, are heard here in their original versions and in excerpts arranged for plucked string ensemble by Christian Wernicke.

Produced by George Korngold

Recording Engineer: K.E. Wilkinson

Recorded in February 1973

"In his notes for this CD, Gerhardt states, "it is my conviction that so powerful an artist as Miss Davis, through the strength of her portrayals, inspired a variety of composers to produce some of their best work....her composers created a 'Bette Davis sound'." Here is a varied program of music written for some of her greatest roles, high points being the excerpts from Dark Victory and Now, Voyager." - Robert Benson, Classical CD Review

"A magnificent compilation of music of one of the truly great cinema composers, Max Steiner, opening with the sublime Now Voyager love theme and continuing with a suite from King Kong. For many the highlight will be the suites from two of Steiner's finest scores, The Big Sleep and The Fountainhead." - Robert Benson, Classical CD Review

"Once again, as for this album's acclaimed predecessor, The Sea Hawk, producer George Korngold and conductor Charles Gerhardt have collaborated and approached the project with love and enthusiasm alsong with a thorough knowledge of Max Steiner's scores. The repertoire was carefully researched and selected to provide the listener with a proper cross selection and some of the highlights - within space limitations - of the composer's film career prior to 1950

The National Philharmonic Orchestra, consisting of 92 of the best musicians from London's five symphony orchestras, was again used, as was the acoustically superb Kinsway Hall. The augmented orchestra - necessary for the optimum re-creation of the Steiner sound - included two vibraphones, marimba, xylophone, gongs, chimes, organ, celesta, tom-toms, orchestra bells, two pianos, two harps and a further assortment of percussion instruments." -- Rudy Behlmer (from the liner notes)

Produced by George Korngold

Recording Engineer: K.E. Wilkinson Recorded on September 6 & 7, 1973 Remastered in BMG Studio D on August 18, 1989

"One of the most popular recordings of the series, this opens with an extended suite -- with big orchestra treatment -- of Max Steiner's music from Casablanca including of course "As Time Goes By" Equally memorable are the excerpts from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre and The Two Mrs.Carrolls." - Robert Benson, Classical CD Review

Shangri-La, the utopia of James Hilton's novel Lost Horizon, had a powerful grip on the world's imagination in the dystopian 1930s. Frank Capra achieved his cinematic vision of this mystic land of peace and contentment (Columbia Pictures, 1937) in no small measure by engaging Ukrainian composer Dimitri Tiomkin (1894-1979) in the first of their many collaborations. Tiomkin was a master at using melody--whether his own sweet themes or familiar traditional tunes--to carry a film's emotions. A suite from his score is the main work on this 1989 CD remastering of a 1974 LP entry in the legendary RCA Classic Film Scores series, now restored to availability via Arkivmusic's "on-demand" re-publishing program.

Like everything in that series (conducted by Charles Gerhardt, produced by George Korngold, and recorded by Kenneth Wilkinson), this re-release is mandatory for film music devotees and cannot be too strongly recommended to the general fan of classical orchestral music. Tiomkin's score features entrancing bell-sounds and a lovely processional theme to evoke Shangri-La, and contrasts these with the hurly-burly of the real world and the various emotions of the Westerners who find themselves shanghai-ed to paradise. Also included on the disc are shorter selections from five films of widely varying genres: war, western (the type of film that dominates Tiomkin's output), romantic comedy, a family drama, and a Cinerama travelogue.

The performances are masterful, made at a time when the National Philharmonic Orchestra and the John Alldis Choir comprised some of London's best classical session musicians and singers. The sound of the original LP was stunning, and gorgeous as it still is on this CD, listeners who remember the original will notice just a bit less presence, less "shimmer" in the effect of the 22-member bell ensemble. Meanwhile, Sony/BMG should seriously consider making SACD versions of this and other "Classic Film Score" masters that were recorded in Quadraphonic sound.

--Joseph Stevenson, ClassicsToday.com

GRAMMY-nominated, BAFTA-winning composer Austin Wintory created this orchestral score for this single player role-playing tactical game, currently available on PC and Mac. The soundtrack score features the Dallas Winds, recorded by GRAMMY-winning engineer Keith O. Johnson and the Reference Recordings team at the Meyerson Center in Dallas, TX. The Banner Saga is the first-ever video game soundtrack recording from independent audiophile label Reference Recordings, on it's FRESH! From RR series.

Includes a bonus limited edition DVD.
Original score composed by John Frizell and Randy Edelman.
Producers: John Frizell, Randy Edelman, Jeffrey Lesser, Jack Frost.
Includes liner notes by Ronald F. Maxwell.
The Soundtrack for director Ronald F. Maxwell's Civil War film GODS AND GENERALS consists of a score by John Frizell and Randy Edelman, book-ended by original songs from ex-October Project vocalist Mary Fahl and folk/rock icon Bob Dylan. The former track, "Going Home" is a haunting, Celtic-influenced piece that sounds similar to the best work of June Tabor and Maddy Prior. Dylan's contribution is a typically insightful and poignant look at a difficult topic, and lends the proceedings a quiet grandeur. Musically, "'Cross The Green Mountain" recalls his early-'70s work with Leon Russell. Frizell and Edelman's score is appropriately melancholy and sweeping, perfectly reflecting the epic proportions and painful subject matter of the film. The best tracks pair the symphony orchestra with country fiddler extraordinaire Mark O'Connor and Chieftan's frontman Paddy Mahoney, who impart an air of 19th-century authenticity.

Original score composed by John Williams.
Producers include: John Williams.
Principally recorded at Sony Pictures Scoring Stage, Culver City, California. Includes liner notes by Alan Parker.
ANGELA'S ASHES was nominated for the 1999 Academy Awards For Best Original Score.
"Theme From Angela's Ashes" won the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Composition.

John Barry est l'un des plus grands compositeurs de musique de film du XXe siecle. Olivier Julien, dans une anthologie 3 CD retrace le fil de la jeune carriere d'un orchestrateur de genie. en effet, avant de composer les bandes originales legendaires de James Bond et d'être maintes fois recompense aux Oscars, John Barry posait dejà les fondations d'un style qui allait non seulement revolutionner la musique de film, mais aussi marquer de son empreinte un rock britannique qui allait conquerir le monde. Patrick FReMEAUX John Barry is one of the greatest film composers of the 20th century. In a 3-CD anthology, Olivier Julien traces the early career of a masterful orchestrator. Indeed, even before composing the legendary James Bond soundtracks and receiving numerous Oscar awards, John Barry was already laying the foundations of a style that would not only revolutionize film music but also leave it's mark on British rock, which would go on to conquer the world. Patrick FReMEAUX CD1 : JOHN BARRY AND THE SEVEN : LET'S HAVE A WONDERFUL TIME - ROCK-A-BILLY BOOGIE - ZIP ZIP - THREE LITTLE FISHES. THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN : EVERY WHICH WAY - YOU'VE GOTTA WAY - BIG GUITAR - RODEO - PANCHO [THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN WITH LATIN-AMERICAN RHYTHM ACCOMPANIMENT] - HIDEAWAY [THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN WITH LATIN-AMERICAN RHYTHM ACCOMPANIMENT] - FARRAGO - BEE'S KNEES - WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN - LONG JOHN - SNAP 'N' WHISTLE - LITTLE JOHN - FOR PETE'S SAKE - LITTLE JOHN (LIVE) - REBEL ROUSER - GOOD ROCKIN' TONIGHT (LIVE) [THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN AND BOB MILLER AND THE MILLER MEN] - MAB MAB - TWELFTH STREET RAG - CHRISTELLA. JOHN BARRY AND HIS ORCHESTRA : MOOD ONE - MOOD TWO - MOOD THREE - MOOD FOUR - SMOKY BLUES. CD2 : THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN PLUS FOUR : HIT AND MISS - ROCKIN' ALREADY. JOHN BARRY AND HIS ORCHESTRA : BEAT FOR BEATNIKS - BIG FELLA - BLUEBERRY HILL - NEVER LET GO. THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN : WALK DON't RUN - I'm MOVING' ON [THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN PLUS FOUR] - BLACK STOCKINGS - GET LOST JACK FROST - SATURDAY'S CHILD - MAGNIFICENT SEVEN - SKID ROW. JOHN BARRY - BEAT GIRL : MAIN TITLE - BEAT GIRL - THE OFF BEAT - I DID WHAT YOU TOLD ME (CHANTe PAR ADAM FAITH) - LINDON HOME ROCK - TIME OUT - THE SHARKS - THE BEAT GIRL SONG (CHANTe PAR ADAM FAITH) - THE CITY 2000 A.D. - THE STRIPPER - THE CAVE - BEAT GIRL - KIDS STUFF - MADE YOU (CHANTe PAR ADAM FAITH) - CAR CHASE - NIGHT CHASE - CHICKEN - BLUES FOR BEATNICKS - IT'S LEGAL (CHANTe PAR SHIRLEY ANNE FIELD) - THE IMMEDIATE PLEASURE - BLONDIE'S STRIP - END SHOT - SLAUGHTER IN SOHO / MAIN TITLE - BEAT GIRL. CD3 : JOHN BARRY AND HIS ORCHESTRA : THE MENACE - RODEO. THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN : STARFIRE - A MATTER OF WHO [THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN PLUS FOUR]. MICHAEL ANGELO AND HIS ORCHESTRA : ROCCO'S THEME - SPINNEREE. THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN : WATCH YOUR STEP - TWIST IT. JOHN BARRY - STRINGBEAT : IT DOESN't MATTER ANYMORE - SWEET TALK - MOODY RIVER - THERE'S LIFE IN THE OLD BOY YET - A HANDFUL OF SONGS - LIKE WALTZ - RODEO - DONNA'S THEME - STARFIRE - BAUBLES BANGLES & BEADS (FROM KISMET) - ZAPATA - RUM-DEE-DUM-DEE-DAH - SPANISH HARLEM - MAN FROM MADRID - THE CHALLENGE. MICHAEL ANGELO AND HIS ORCHESTRA : TEARS - THEME FROM "THE ROMAN SPRING OF MRS STONE". THE JOHN BARRY SEVEN AND ORCHESTRA : CUTTY SARK - LOST PATROL - THE JAMES BOND THEME - THE BLACKSMITH BLUES - THE LOLLY THEME - MARCH OF THE MANDARINS. DIRECTION ARTISTIQUE : OLIVIER JULIEN

Soundtrack to the 1976 film remake starring Streisand & Kris Kristofferson. The film won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for "Evergreen" with the award shared by it's songwriters, Streisand & Paul Williams. The soundtrack went number one on the charts for six weeks.