Howdy

[Jolly]

Here's part of Goldsmith's score.

Link to video

I think he did a good job.

[Jolly]

And you can compare it to Hans Zimmer's work in King Arthur:

Link to video

[Jolly]

Zimmer again, with The Last Samurai:

Link to video

[Jolly]

Now, John Williams, from the first Harry Potter:

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[Jolly]

Lastly, James Howard, from Fantastic Beasts:

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[Jolly]

Now, which one said "Hello", best?

[Aqua Letifer]

@Jolly said in Howdy:

Now, which one said "Hello", best?

Heck I dunno, I'd say they all do it in pretty different ways.

[Jolly]

I think movie scores are the classical music of today. Goldsmith and Williams are pretty good.

Who knows? In 200 years, maybe the symphony opens with Bach and then twinkles into the music from the first Potter movie...

[Aqua Letifer]

@Jolly said in Howdy:

I think movie scores are the classical music of today. Goldsmith and Williams are pretty good.

Who knows? In 200 years, maybe the symphony opens with Bach and then twinkles into the music from the first Potter movie...

I'd agree. And yes, those two are extremely talented.

I just hope music survives the current dry spell.

[Copper]

@Jolly said in Howdy:

Goldsmith and Williams are pretty good.

Alan Menken and the Sherman Brothers did some nice work for Disney.

Yes, I know it's not for everyone.

But you could probably sing along with a lot of it.

[Renauda]

So what does all this have to do with saying hello, howdy, ahoy or what’s happening?

[Jolly]

We morphed.

From individual greetings to signature theatrical greetings.

[Aqua Letifer]

@Jolly said in Howdy:

We morphed.

From individual greetings to signature theatrical greetings.

It's the TNCR way.

[LuFins Dad]

@Copper said in Howdy:

@Jolly said in Howdy:

Goldsmith and Williams are pretty good.

Alan Menken and the Sherman Brothers did some nice work for Disney.

Yes, I know it's not for everyone.

But you could probably sing along with a lot of it.

Got to meet Mr Menken. My favorite of his was Galavant…