"Concerto Macabre" by Bernard Herrmann
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AMAZING! Undoubtedly one of my favourite pieces by Herrmann!
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You can get this movie along with 2 other films directed by the same man. They are all brilliant movies to be honest.Fox Horror Classics Collection (The Lodger / Hangover Square / The Undying Monster) (1944)
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What a composer. I can't understand how anyone wouldn't respond to Herrmann's music. It's always compelling. It's no wonder that composers like Goldsmith idolised him.
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@SebastianQ86 Why would anyone want to buy great music in mp3 format? Mp3 is easily one of the worst audio formats
Oh itunes, how i hate you...
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Masterpiece. I was directed here (again) after hearing the Hermann tribute on NPR.
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I AM NOT THE ONE WHO WANTS TO DOWNLOAD THE SCORE.
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@ReiK0Z How about: Why don’t you download a program called “Fastest Free YouTube Downloader to MP3 Converter 3.3.”
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There's a nice recording of it on a Naxos disc called "Piano Concertos from the Movies"
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@ReiK0Z Asshole.



Do you know where to buy this!? Couldn't find it on iTunes!!
SebastianQ86 1 year ago
@SebastianQ86
There are two CD's available on Amazon, I would personally recommend the one in which it includes the score for Hangover Square along with the Citizen Kane score. It's called "The Film Music of Bernard Herrmann-Hangover Square and Citizen Kane, I believe it can also be purchased as an mp3 download
Herrmann90 1 year ago
UNBELIEVABLE, in the original sense of the word, the primordial sense. How about this though......the ultimate gothic atmospheric score painting its own landscape...havent yet seen the film, but listening to this I dont feel that ive missed much.......Herrmann was and is the ultimate, non?
webkahmik 2 years ago 7
I have to agree with your comment 100%. The film, well it's entertaining, but the score implies something much more macabre, and in many ways is fine as a stand-alone piece. To this day, nothing can create such emotion and atmosphere as this piece, well except for my second favorite piece: Pacific 231
Herrmann90 2 years ago 3
I saw Stephen Sondheim speak at Lincoln Center last night and he spoke of this piece/film as one of his true inspirations for becoming a composer!
amandakuchinski 3 years ago 8
I can definately see how this was an inspiration to him, his music is within the same ranks of B. Herrmann's more somber pieces
Herrmann90 3 years ago