Charles Gerhardt& National Philharmonic Orchestra – Hollywood Screen Classics(APE)

"A splendid collection of film favorites starting off with a powerful performance of the "Sunrise" section of Strauss’s Also sprach Zarathustra, music used so effectively in 2001: A Space Odyssey, and ending with a 23-minute suite of Steiner’s score for Gone With the Wind. Other highlights are the rousing Korngold March from Robin Hood, an extended suite of music from the same composer’s Kings Row, an arrangement of Three Coins in the Fountain reminiscent of Respighi, and Born Free with the accent on brass, percussion — and imagination. A terrific CD, beautifully transferred from the analog tapes (1968/1974)." — Robert Benson, Classical CD Review

Tracklist
1. 2001: A Space Odyssey (Opening)
2. March of the Merry Men
3. East of Eden
4. Three Coins in the Fountain
5. Laura
6. Kings Row
7. Call of the Faraway Hills
8. Cleopatra (Love Theme)
9. Born Free
10. Charade
11. Rashomon
12. El Cid
13. Topkapi
14. Gone With the Wind Suite

APE (http://www.mediafire.com/?7fc3n9d5fmmfa)

Thank You for this excelent hard to find Cd

Thanks a lot.

And I thought I had everything Charles Gerhardt recorded……………….
THANK YOU!

Can you please re-up? The mediafire link is out of date.

I don’t have it any more, sorry.

No problem! Thanks for your answer 🙂

Anyone who downloaded it has a link? Even in MP3 would be appreciated! Thanks in advance.

It’s in Rutracker.org – search there for "Hollywood Screen Classics" and you will find it in lossless 🙂

Here’s a new link: !EmbedUpload.com – upload your files to multiple file hosting sites (http://www.embedupload.com/?d=6IAXNGYHAF)
It is in cue/image (flac) with scans.

Here’s a new link: !EmbedUpload.com – upload your files to multiple file hosting sites (http://www.embedupload.com/?d=6IAXNGYHAF)
It is in cue/image (flac) with scans.

Thank a lot…

Thank you very much!

It’s in Rutracker.org – search there for "Hollywood Screen Classics" and you will find it in lossless 🙂

Yeah. explain how to work this puzzling forum with its various quirks for special ‘torrent aids’ to make a download?

Thanks for sharing, I grabbed this for the hypnotic Rashōmon bolero. If you want to split the file into individual tracks, there is free tool Medieval CUE Splitter (PC) (http://www.medieval.it/cuesplitter-pc/menu-id-71.html).

Thanks for this excellent post!!!

This is a VERY VERY strange recording…. Born Free is bizarre as hell. The arrangement is based on Revueltas’ very, very sexy classical music piece Sensemaya (a signature piece of Leonard Bernstein that has yet to be bettered)… with the Born Free theme lost some place in the middle. What was Gerhardt thinking? Robert Benson of Classical CD Review must have been a real dope.

Thanks for sharing, I grabbed this for the hypnotic Rashōmon bolero.[/url].

Yen, if you want to hear another recording of that bolero music you can find it here in a 20min suite of Rashomon, with thanks to Lens: http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/big-orchestral-action-music-thread-57893/427.html#post2191099

Also includes the main and end title credits of the movie and the music in the early sequence when the woodcutter finds the body.

Thank you very much tri2061990 and Lulis.

Re-up please anyone thanks !

Here is a new link:

P-0179 – Download – 4shared – Pet Pap (http://www.4shared.com/rar/80XCkowS/P-0179.html)

I’ve split the file into individual tracks, using Medieval CUE Splitter.

Here is a new link:

P-0179 – Download – 4shared – Pet Pap (http://www.4shared.com/rar/80XCkowS/P-0179.html)

I’ve split the file into individual tracks, using Medieval CUE Splitter.

Thanks. Peter

Thank-you Peter, the file is still up.

Here is a new link:

P-0179 – Download – 4shared – Pet Pap (http://www.4shared.com/rar/80XCkowS/P-0179.html)

I’ve split the file into individual tracks, using Medieval CUE Splitter.

Peter,

You are just great as to providing that link! Thank you,Sir.

I’ve looked long and hard for this one.

Thank you.

Here is a new link:

P-0179 – Download – 4shared – Pet Pap (http://www.4shared.com/rar/80XCkowS/P-0179.html)

I’ve split the file into individual tracks, using Medieval CUE Splitter.

Thanks a lot!!!!

So many thanks for this. I’m a big fan of Gerhardt’s compilation albums.