Music From The Twilight Saga For Chamber Orchestra


BSX Records (712187489003)
Film | Releasejaar: 2011 | Medium: CD, Download
 

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# Track Artiest/Componist Lengte
Twilight Suite for Chamber Orchestra Composed by Carter Burwell Performed by Dan Redfeld and Elizabeth Hedman
1.Bella's Lullaby2:21
2.Phascination Phase2:00
3.I Dreamt Of Edward1:09
4.The Lion Fell In Love With The Lamb3:20
5.I Would Be The Meal1:25
6.Stuck Here Like Mom1:42
7.In Place Of Someone You Love1:14
8.Dinner With The Family / Edward At Her Bed1:49
 
The Twilight Saga: New Moon Suite for Chamber Orchestra and Vocalist Composed by Alexandre Desplat Performed by the Redfeld Ensemble Featuring Kristi Holden
9.The Meadow: Theme from The Twilight Saga: New Moon (for Piano and Violin)4:30
10.New Moon3:24
11.I Need You1:43
12.Volturi Waltz2:57
13.You're Alive / Memories of Edward4:29
14.Adrenaline3:11
15.Marry Me Bella4:00
16.Full Moon3:22
 
The Twilight Saga Eclipse Suite for Chamber Orchestra and Vocalist Composed by Howard Shore Performed by the Redfeld Ensemble Featuring Kristi Holden
17.Jacob's ThemeInstrumental2:37
18.Wedding Plans3:08
19.Finale Jacob's (Theme Reprise)2:39
 
Bonus The Twilight Composed by Carter Burwell Arranged and Produced by Joohyun Park Performed by Joohyun Park and Elizabeth Hedman
20.Bella's Lullaby (How Bella Got Her Groove Back)3:51
 54:51
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BuySoundtrax Records is proud to announce the release of MUSIC FROM THE TWILIGHT SAGA FOR CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, a re-imagining of the music from the first three films of the cult saga based on the books by Stephanie Meyer. Dan Redfeld has arranged the scores composed by Carter Burwell (TWILIGHT), Alexandre Desplat (NEW MOON) and Howard Shore (ECLIPSE) for piano and strings.

“I tried to translate the sound that you hear from a big orchestra, to distill it down to the basic elements and put it into a chamber setting,” Redfeld explained. “I thought a lot about Mozart while I was adapting all of this music, and evoking the kind of clarity you hear in chamber music. I think it worked really well with these selections.”

Dan Redfeld is a classically trained concert pianist and composer/conductor who studied at Boston’s New England Conservatory. While many of his fellow students were embracing modernistic, atonal music, Redfeld was more interested in tonal, neo-romantic music, an inclination grounded by his studies with acclaimed composer and pianist William Thomas McKinley. At the same time, Redfeld discovered a love for film music through the work of John Williams in JAWS and STAR WARS. Through McKinley, Redfeld met and watched Williams at work with the Boston Pops, and the famous film composer’s influence settled into his artistic design. Redfeld began scoring short films for the American Film Institute, and in a day when many film composers were coming out of popular music into Hollywood film scoring careers, he found his academic background particularly advantageous to the music he was writing.

“Howard Shore comes from a very traditional classical background,” he continued. “He has a deep understanding of opera which I think you really feel in his music. Alexandre Desplat is the new voice for me, with a strong classical background. Again there's a tie in this lineage that goes back a century. Carter Burwell does come out of popular music but certainly with his music for TWILIGHT and some of his other scores there seems to be an understanding or the feel of an operatic background.”

Redfeld also performs as the pianist on the recording, which features Elizabeth Hedman on violin, Ira Glansbeek on cello, and soprano Kristi Holden, (currently starring as Christine Daaé in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s PHANTOM: THE VEGAS SPECTACULAR. “These three instruments form the core group to perform these concentrated transmutations of TWILIGHT’s orchestral scores,” described Randall D. Larson in the liner notes. “One striking element that Dan Redfeld added to the ensemble that hadn’t been in any of the original performances was the harmonic element of vocalise.” A vocalise is a vocal exercise (often one suitable for performance) without words, which is sung on one or more vowel sounds.

“Film music is the classical music of the day,” Redfeld said. “I look at film music as if it's no different from what Bach or Mozart or Stravinsky did – composers throughout history have worked on commission.


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