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Elmer Bernstein: A Musical Tribute

The University of Southern Californias Thornton School of Music orchestras celebrated the career of screen composer Elmer Bernstein in an event hosted by KUSC-FM personality Jim Svejda. The tribute...  
 
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deemilieu (3 months ago) Show Hide
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a life well spent, indeed!
avatarnarutochuck (7 months ago) Show Hide
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LOL, at 6:45 he confused Elmer with Leonard...
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There's so many emotions and feelings to be felt in film music. From Bernstein to Goldsmith to Jarre to Williams to Shire to Horner to Rosza to Steiner to Barry. Whatever emotion I want to feel I can find it within a great film score. It's a beautiful thing and I love sharing it with my children.
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you said it so magnificently!
couldn't say it better!
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Amen, sir.
avatarnarutochuck (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Don't forget Herrmann to Korngold.
dondonp12004 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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May Elmer Bernstein and Maurice Jarre rest in peace. May their music live on especially for new generations of movie-goers, music-lovers and musicians.
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At 16:02, beautiful theme, sadly rejected for the movie....what were those guys thinking???
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Jim you blew it: it's "The Man with the Golden Arm" -- Not "Gun". "The Man with the Golden Gun" was a James Bond Movie.
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No composer over the years has surpassed "To Kill a Mockingbird" like Mr. Bernstein in capturing the feelings of childhood and all of the innocence with his music. I can hear the first few notes of the piano and go back 40 years ago in time. Thank you, Elmer! May you rest in peace.

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