[HPforGrownups] Re: trailer music
Katie Kearns
katie at vquill.com
Sat Mar 3 17:59:51 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 13461
At 04:17 PM 3/2/01 +0000, you wrote:
>
>Trailers do not necessarily use the score of the finished film. This
>far in advance, Williams probably hasn't even completed it. It may
>have been Danny Elfman that you heard: I wish I had a nickel for
>every time I've heard his Beetlejuice score in another movie's
>trailer.
>
> - CMC
John WIlliams has a little more range than people are giving him credit for
here. ;) His fanfares certainly don't sound like this music does, but he's
quite capable of writing music that isn't a fanfare. You won't find
anything like this in Superman, or star wars or maybe even Indiana Jones --
but I do have the Jurassic Park soundtrack, and there are plenty of things
that aren't all trumpets blaring. ;)
Maybe William's listened to Elfman for inspiration... ;D (teehee)
The music at end of the scene with Hermione and her feather, and the
begginning of the scene in the forbidden forest is practically right out of
Star Wars. ;) Right after that, all of that trumpeting is just screaming
Williams at me. ;) Elfman isn't as obsessed with making sure the trumpets
always have something to play... Sort of that pisses me off about Williams,
actually. I play clarinet, but the brass got all the good parts!
When the bludger is let free -- I think of Star Wars again.
And the woodwinds always get those horrible parts where you just play the
same freaking note five million times fast. So Williamsy (think Superman...
I hate playing that thing...)
-Katie
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