Song
Title |
From
The Film... |
Date
Recorded |
Time |
Disc
One |
Suite
of themes:
Main Title/Mutiny †
Composed and Conducted by Herbert Stothart
Orchestrated by Leonid Raab
|
Mutiny
On The Bounty (1935) |
September
11, 1935 |
4:00 |
Main
Title †
Composed and Conducted by Herbert Stothart
Orchestrated by Leonid Raab
|
The
Good Earth (1937) |
November
1, 1936 |
3:47 |
Suite
of themes:
Main Title/Mary Explains Divorce †*
Composed by Edward Ward
Conducted by David Snell
Orchestrated by Leonid Raab |
The
Women (1939) |
July 14
& 30, 1939 |
6:58 |
Suite
of themes:
Main Title/Crystal Gazing/Munchkinland/Poppies/The
Spell *
Music by Harold Arlen and Herbert Stothart
Arranged by Herbert Stothart
Orchestrated by George Bassman and Murray Cutter
|
The
Wizard Of Oz (1939) |
April
12 &
May 6, 1939 |
11:03 |
Main
Title/Tracy In Love
Composed and Conducted by Franz Waxman
Orchestrated by Leo Arnaud and Leonid Raab
|
The
Philadelphia Story (1940) |
September
30, 1940 |
3:55 |
Main
Title/Opening † *
Composed and Conducted by Herbert Stothart
orchestrated by Murray Cutter |
Random
Harvest (1942) |
August
31, 1942 |
3:06 |
Main
Title/End Title †
Composed by George Bassman
Conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret
Orchestrations by Conrad Salinger and Robert Franklyn
|
The
Clock (1945) |
January
31 & February 2, 1945 |
2:49 |
Main
Title/April 1876 † *
Composed and Conducted by Herbert Stothart
(based on themes by Delius)
Orchestrated by Albert Sendrey |
The
Yearling (1946) |
June
6, 1946 |
6:08 |
Waltz
Composed and Conducted by Miklos Rozsa
Orchestrated by Eugene Zador
|
Madame
Bovary (1949) |
April
4, 1949 |
4:46 |
Suite
of themes:
Main Title/The Duel †
Composed by Alfred Newman
Conducted by Johnny Green
Adaptation and Orchestration by Conrad Salinger
|
The
Prisoner Of Zenda (1952) |
August
4, 1952 |
5:00 |
Main
Title/Prologue/Finale
Composed by Bronislau Kaper
Conducted by Johnny Green
Orchestrations by Robert Franklyn
|
Lili
(1953) |
July
28, 30 &
August 2, 1952 |
4:47 |
Prelude
and Forward
Composed and Conducted by Miklos Rozsa
Orchestrated by Miklos Rozsa and Eugene Zador
|
Ivanhoe
(1952) |
December
7, 1951 |
2:36 |
Main
Title/Five Eighteen *
Composed by Bronislau Kaper
Conducted by Johnny Green
Orchestrated by Robert Franklyn
|
Invitation
(1952) |
December
28 & 29, 1951 |
4:04 |
Theme
(as re-recorded for Two
Weeks In Another Town) (1962) *
Composed and Conducted by David Raksin
orchestration by Rudy Raksin
|
The
Bad And The Beautiful (1952) |
May
2, 1962 |
2:20 |
Main
Title † *
Composed and Conducted by André Previn
Orchestrated by Alexander Courage |
Bad
Day At Black Rock (1955) |
November
16, 1954 |
3:18 |
Main
Title/Don't Cry † *
Composed by Alex North
Conducted by Johnny Green
Orchestrated by Maurice DePackh |
I'll
Cry Tomorrow (1956) |
October
25, 1955 |
3:58 |
Reunion/Madness
*
Composed and Conducted by Miklos Rozsa
Orchestrated by Miklos Rozsa and Eugene Zador
|
Lust
For Life (1956) |
May
2, 1956 |
4:20 |
Main
Title *
Composed and Conducted by André Previn
Orchestrated by Al Woodbury
|
Designing
Woman (1957) |
January
18, 1957 |
1:34 |
| Disc
Two - All selections on Disc Two are in stereo. |
Entr'acte
Composed and Conducted by Johnny Green
Orchestrated
by Albert Sendrey
|
Raintree
County (1957) |
July
6, 1957 |
2:55 |
Suite
of themes:
Prelude/Pursuit
Composed and Conducted by Elmer Bernstein
Orchestrated by Leo Shuken
|
Some
Came Running (1958) |
December
1, 1958 |
5:17 |
Main
Title
Composed and Conducted by Miklos Rozsa
Orchestrated by Miklos Rozsa and Eugene Zador
|
Ben-Hur
(1959) |
August
4, 1959 |
2:12 |
Main
Title
Composed, Orchestrated, and Conducted by Bernard
Herrmann |
North
By Northwest (1959) |
May
14, 1959 |
2:17 |
Suite
of themes:
Main Title/Death/End Title †
Composed by Bronislau Kaper
Conducted by Charles Wolcott
Orchestrated by Robert Franklyn
|
Home
From The Hill (1960) |
October
15 & 16, 1959 |
8:18 |
Main
Title (Why Are We Afraid?)
Composed by André Previn
Conducted by André Previn, Charles Wolcott supervising
Soloists: Gerry Mulligan, baritone sax; Jack
Sheldon, trumpet; Art Pepper, alto sax; André Previn, piano
Orchestrated by Alexander Courage
|
The
Subterraneans (1960) |
January
11, 1960 |
1:59 |
The
Land Rush
Composed and Conducted by Franz Waxman
Orchestrated by Leonid Raab
|
Cimarron
(1960) |
September
30, 1960 |
6:26 |
The
Last Temptation
Composed and Conducted by Miklos Rozsa
Orchestrated by Miklos Rozsa and Eugene Zador
|
King
Of Kings (1961) |
February
17, 1961 |
6:51 |
Suite
of themes:
Generique/Via Veneto †
Composed and Conducted by David Raksin
Orchestrated by Herbert Spencer
|
Two
Weeks In Another Town |
May
7, 1962 |
3:13 |
Overture
Composed by Bronislau Kaper
Conducted by Robert Armbruster
Orchestrated by Robert Franklyn |
Mutiny
On The Bounty (1962) |
October
12, 1962 |
4:40 |
Suite
of themes:
Welcome Home (Bachelor In Paradise)/Top Shelf †
Composed and Conducted by Henry Mancini
Orchestrated by Leo Shuken and Jack Hayes
|
Bachelor
In Paradise (1961) |
September
19, 1961 |
3:24 |
Suite
of themes:
Prelude/End Title
Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith
Orchestrated by Arthur Morton
|
The
Prize (1963) |
October
1, 1963 |
2:37 |
Main
Title
Composed and Conducted by Alfred Newman
Arranged by Alfred Newman
Orchestrated by Leo Shuken and Jack Hayes
|
How
The West Was Won (1962) |
July
17, 1962 |
3:10 |
Weekend
at Sussex
Composed by Johnny Mandel
Orchestrated by Alexander Courage
Conducted by Robert Armbruster
|
The
Americanization Of Emily (1964) |
June
3, 1964 |
5:07 |
Goodbye,
Salina
Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith |
A
Patch Of Blue (1965) |
May
and June 1965 |
3:25 |
Suite
of themes:
Gambling Man (Theme from The Cincinnati Kid)/Cockfight
Composed by Lalo Schifrin
Conducted by Robert Armbruster
Orchestrated by Lalo Schifrin
|
The
Cincinnati Kid (1965) |
July
15, 1965 |
3:12 |
Suite
of themes:
The Hallway/The Staircase (Despair/Reunion/Delivery) †
Composed, Orchestrated, and Conducted by Bernard
Herrmann
|
Joy
In The Morning |
September
24 & 25, 1964 |
7:24 |
Main
Title (The Shadow Of Your Smile)/Trumpet Soloist:
Jack Sheldon
Composed by Johnny Mandel
Conducted by Robert Armbruster
Orchestrated by Billy Byers
|
The
Sandpiper (1965) |
April
6 & 9, 1965 |
4:18 |
End
Title (Then It's A Gift)
Composed and conducted by Maurice Jarre
Orchestrated by Maurice Jarre and Leo Arnaud
|
Doctor
Zhivago (1965) |
December
8 & 9, 1965 |
1:43 |
