Jerry Goldsmith – Christus Apollo (London Symphony Orchestra) (2002) [FLAC & 320]

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Jerry Goldsmith – Christus Apollo (London Symphony Orchestra) (2002) [FLAC]

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01. Music For Orchestra (1970)

Christus Apollo (1969)

02. Part 1
03. Part 2
04. Part 3
05. Part 4
06. Fireworks (1999)

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Jerry Goldsmith – Christus Apollo (London Symphony Orchestra) (2002) [320]

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I didn�t have this, thanks a lot my friend 🙂

Thank you, Yanni.

Thanks.

Nice Share! I’ve got this! And I’ve seen Mr Goldsmith conduct ‘Fireworks’ live with the LSO in Barbican in 2003!

Thanks Yannis! Great share! 🙂

Never heard of this! Thank you!!

thanks

Thanks~.

Thanks a bunch !

Interesting. Thanks.

Thanks for the share, I had a lossy version of it, now I can upgrade!

Yanni, any chance of a re-up for the 320kb. The Deposit File link is dead!

Review by Neil Shurley ~ Allmusic
Film music composer Jerry Goldsmith flexed his muscles on this release, featuring three of his original compositions flawlessly played by the London Symphony Orchestra. The first track, "Music for Orchestra," written in 1970, attempts to express Goldsmith’s pain while enduring a rough period in his life. Musically, the piece shares some textures with Goldsmith’s groundbreaking score for Planet of the Apes, while striking out on its own as an intense and ultimately cathartic work (composed using the "modernistic" 12-tone system). 1969’s "Christus Apollo" continues in 12-tone mode, fitting orchestral and choral settings around a narrated text written by Ray Bradbury. Anthony Hopkins provides a mellifluous reading of the text, a celebratory incantation reflecting on space travel and Christianity, while solo mezzo-soprano Eirian James and the London Voices revel in their stirring choral passages. The percussion section also gets a great workout during this piece. "Fireworks," a "celebration of Los Angeles" written in 1999, closes the album on a spectacular (and more traditional) note. While casual Goldsmith fans will immediately enjoy "Fireworks," the other two admittedly more difficult works contain ample rewards for the patient listener.

THX Yanni

Next Week I re-up both FLAC and 320…This is a Masterpiece !!!

Thank, Yannis.

If anyone has a better than 300×300 cover could they post it? I already have this CD so don’t need to download but can’t find a good cover online anywhere, for this or his LSO film music recording on Telarc.

This is the LSO recording on Telarc
and here are the scans:

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Anyone still have this in FLAC?

Anyone still have this in FLAC?

Yes.

Thank you for offering a re-up, soundtrekker!

GRACIAS