When we hear the spooky sound of the theremin our mind invariably turns to images that can be found in…
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In post-World War II Paris there emerged a group of revolutionary filmmakers and cinephiles. Collectively known as the Nouvelle Vague…
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The relationship between a director and composer is often a fleeting one. A film is completed, the composer is shown…
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Like many other facets of filmmaking, women are severely underrepresented when it comes to the practice of film scoring. An…
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One of cinema’s greatest director/composer relationships was that of Alfred Hitchcock and Bernard Herrmann. The pair first began working together…
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Classical music—be it Baroque, Romantic, Modernist or the Classical period itself—is rich in its breadth of musical character and dramatic…
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“The score just had to serve the film. You have to make the score sound like the film as much…
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On March 4th, 2018, the 90th annual Academy Awards ceremony took place, with folks from all corners of the entertainment…
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The piano: an instrument with an evocative and pleasing tone, broad range, and familiar appearance; found everywhere from the family…
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