A Music Thread

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Nyman again, from 'The Draughtsman's Contract' and 'Chasing Sheep Is Best Left To Shepherds' :

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Michael Nyman and an excerpt from 'Decay Music' :

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Just in time for the festivities. John White and Gavin Bryars with 'The Drinking And Hooting Machine' from 'Machine Music' :

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Roddy McDowall and 'The Seven Deadly Virtues' from 'Camelot' :

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And another find, 'Radio Days' and Tommy Dorsey's renditon of 'You And I' :

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From one of the weekend's finds, 'The Search For Spock' soundtrack :

James Horner, composer

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Blossom Dearie and 'Someone To Watch Over Me' :

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A song from the cold North. Tasavallan Presidentti and 'Last Quarters' from 'Lambertland' :

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'The Night Of The Generals' :

Maurice Jarre composer.

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Petula Clark gives it both lungs and more in 'Goodbye Mr Chips' :

music Leslie Bricusse

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Very funny. 'My Favourite Year' :

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'The Ruling Class' (a brilliant performance of 'Dem Bones):

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'The Last Emperor' :

composers: Cong Su, David Byrne, Ryuichi Sakamoto

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'The Stuntman' :

music by Dominic Frontiere

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Peter O'Toole plays the same king (Henry II of England) in 'Becket' :

Laurence Rosenthal, Composer