A little original reflective/melancholic work entitled ''Forgotten Moments'' for Symphony Orchestra. Part of my Hollywood Film Music Cue series.

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Some of my favourite film composers include:

Bernard Herrmann, John Barry, Vangelis, John Williams, Ennio Morricone, Hans Zimmer, Jerry Goldsmith, John Carpenter and of course James Horner Franz Waxman & Erich Korngold!

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Programme notes: Although John Barry had written 50% of the original 'James Bond' theme for 1962's Dr. No (and orchestrated the whole thing), he felt the need to create a new piecefor 007's second on-screen outing that was entirely his own. Using Elmer Bernstein's'Magnificent Seven' theme as inspiration, he crafted a tune that was full of adventure and awe. Although the '007' theme presented here was not adopted by the cinema-goers as the definitive Bond music, it demonstrates Barry's ability to orchestrate and compose in the style of the classic 40s & 50s Hollywood pictures. The theme has been used in several Bondmovies since - mainly as a secondary theme for scenes that wish to depict Bond's heroism more than his swagger and charisma.

Conductor's Notes: When the strings take the melody at 'D', they should 'soar'! While the piece lacks melodic or harmonic development, it does show off each section of the orchestra.Make sure all dynamic markings are strictly adhered to as the melody may get overpowered otherwise. The lead trumpet part is a transcription of Derek Watkins' original performance and is very high in places. In the event of having no harpist, the glissandos may be played on a transposed electronic keyboard so thatthe white notes are tuned to a E Major scale (transpose up a major 3rd). The rest of the harp part should be played on a non-transposed keyboard. The piece should fade out to nothing so make sure all eyes areon the conductor as they will need to guide each player through the dynamic changes from 'G' onwards.

Just plain fun to play! An exciting, high energy arrangement of three popular tunes that will delight students and audiences! Equally effective using strings alone or with strings and winds. This title is available in SmartMusic.
Concert/Contest.