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Some of the finest film music written for historical dramas (Shakespeare & WWII!) in authoritative recordings
made by the composer, William Walton. It includes both the concert suite from Henry V and a more detailed "scenario"
interspersed with the Shakespeare monologues recited by Olivier himself. The booklet is included.
The Shakespeare scenario is in mono, the rest in stereo.

Again, people who think that Hans Zimmer is a great film composer and that Gladiator marks a peak
of scoring historical movies need not bother with this release. ;)



Tracks:

1. Richard III - Prelude (07:32)
2. 1. Fanfare (00:31)
3. 2. Music plays (01:30)
4. 3. The Princes in the Tower (02:17)
5. 4. With drums and colours (01:24)
6. 5. I would I knew thy heart (03:26)
7. 6. Trumpets sound (01:11)
track 2-7 Richard III A Shakespeare Suite
8. 1. Overture: The Globe Playhouse (02:12)
9. 2. Passacaglia: The Death of Falstaff (02:58)
10. 3. Charge and Battle (05:48)
11. 4. Touch her soft lips and part (01:35)
12. 5. Agincourt Song (02:32)
track 8-12 Henry V Suite
13. Prelude (03:46)
14. Fugue (04:12)
track 13-14 'Spitfire' Prelude and Fugue The First of the Few
15. London, 1600--- (02:55)
16. The Globe Theatre (01:19)
17. Prologue (Chorus): 'O for a muse of fire' (01:37)
18. Speech before Harfleur (King Henry): 'Once more unto the breach' (03:04)
19. Prologue to Act IV (Chorus): 'Now entertain conjecture of a time' (03:19)
20. Night before the Battle: 'But if the cause be not good' (Williams)--- (01:07)
21. Night before the Battle: 'Upon the king!' (King Henry) (03:17)
22. 'This day is called the Feast of Crispian' (King Henry)--- (02:49)
23. 'Once more I come to know of thee, King Harry' (Montjoy)--- 'I pray thee bear my former answer back' (King Henry) (01:49)
24. The Battle of Agincourt--- (04:49)
25. 'My duty to you both, on equal love' (Burgundy) (03:34)
26. Epilogue (Chorus): 'Thus far, with rough and all-unable pen'--- (00:39)
27. Madrigal--- (01:18)
28. Agincourt Song (02:18)
tracks 15-28 Henry V Scenes from the film. Sir Laurence Olivier (speaker)

Music Composed and Conducted by Sir William Walton
Narration by Sir Laurence Olivier (Henry V)
Played by The Philharmonia Orchestra






Format: FLAC / Stereo / Mono
Source: EMI CDM 5 65007 2
File Size (RAR): 293 MB / no pass

Download Link (FLAC upgrade) - https://mega.nz/#!Qg0TlTjK!j3_OdRAOBDbYOSv6dkBjpIVoteN7hOcZiOFbiHqFkwM
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Respect the artists. Keep buying film music albums!

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Covered.

So many familiar names. I think I could launch my own newsletter. ;)

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Conducted by the Knight of the Realm himself, I see. I only knew about the Gielgud narrated collection on the Chandos label. So You've got my thanks, a like for the thread, and reputation points for this one

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Thanking You :)

Thank you. Can never have too much William Walton.

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Thank you!!! Hope I've made it in time!

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Hmmm, the Walton has been downloaded 49 times. The math doesn't quite work out. Will ponder whether this is a deal-breaker.

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I still wonder, given the number of thanks here, how the item has been downloaded no less than 62 times now from RS.

Please please wimpel re-up this masterpiece is without a doubt a marvellous score, thanks for your help :)

Link updated now openly available

https://mega.co.nz/#!AVhmmaLQ!EiSZBhhOOhuGuaQOcEtBLyPPIJljJF5v24uOYSA B1iA

A word of thanks or a "like" still wouldn't hurt if you liked this upload. ;)

Big thanks :)

To have this with Olivier is a great thing indeed.

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To have this with Olivier is a great thing indeed.

Now you are talking !

Thanks wimpel great post :)

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Thank you very much for sharing with us this rare collection of music, wimpel69. Brilliant post!

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Thank you very much for that wonderful Walton's music. I wonder if the recordings of his work performed by Neville Marriner and the Academy of Saint Martin in the Fields are also available in this wonderful forum... ;-)

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Listening to Robert Ward's Festive Ode and it brought to mind what I recall of Walton: so thanks for this share!

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