Dimitri Tiomkin-2005-The World War II Documentary Music Of Dimitri Tiomkin

Dimitri Tiomkin-2005-The World War II Documentary Music Of Dimitri Tiomkin(The Film Music Society-320kbps)

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My own CD rip; from my blog: Music Of My Soul (http://amusicofmysoul.blogspot.com.br/2013/04/dimitri-tiomkin-2005-world-war-ii.html)
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Thanks for these rare recordings that show an unknown aspect of Tiomkin’s compositions.

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The Film Music Society is pleased to offer previously unreleased recordings of eminent film composer Dimitri Tiomkin’s scores from four historically significant World War II documentary features.
The World War II Documentary Music of Dimitri Tiomkin includes nearly 79 minutes of Tiomkin’s music from the Army orientation films of producer Frank Capra – The Battle of Russia (1943), Tunisian Victory (1944), The Negro Soldier (1944) and San Pietro (1945) – ranging in style from inspiring military marches to themes that underpin the despair of
war, from American gospel and jazz to traditional Russian folk melodies, from the modern beat of the big band to the classical strains of Tschaikovsky and Rachmaninoff.

The recordings in this collection originated from 16-inch acetate transcription discs owned by Tiomkin, which were transferred to 1/4-inch magnetic tape in the mid-1980s by innovative recording engineer Bob Auger. The tapes remained in the possession of Tiomkin’s wife Olivia until earlier this year when they were transferred to digital format for
restoration and inclusion on this CD.
Accompanying these recordings is a deluxe 16-page booklet containing never-before-seen photographs and authoritative liner notes by Tiomkin expert Warren Sherk.
The World War II Documentary Music of Dimitri Tiomkin is a Limited Edition, with only 1,000 copies manufactured. Merchandise page for more information. But hurry! Stock is running low. The FMS quarterly journal, The Cue Sheet, Vol. 20, No. 4 (October 2005), features an extended version of Warren Sherk’s informative liner notes for this important
restoration.

Tracklist

TUNISIAN VICTORY (1944)
01. 1M1/1M2 2:29
02. 1M3 :51
03. 1M5 2:30
04. 1M8 (outtake) 1:05
05. 3M1 (outtake) 1:02
06. 3M3/3M4 1:34
07. 3M7 (partial outtake) 1:45
08. 8M5 (partial outtake) 2:45

SAN PIETRO (1945)
09. M11 (partial outtake) 2:28
10. M12 1:54
11. M13 (partial outtake) 1:48
12. M14 (outtake) :41
13. M21 (partial outtake) 2:25
14. M22 (partial outtake) 1:41
15. M24 2:08
16. M42 2:11
17. M43 (outtake) 2:04
18. M50 3:39
19. M52 2:43

THE NEGRO SOLDIER (1944)
20. 1M1/1M2 1:32
21. 1M3 (outtake) :28
22. 1M4 (partial outtake) :32
23. 2M1 1:33
24. 2M2/2M2A/2M2AA 1:38
25. 3M7 (outtake) :38
26. 3M10A :28
27. 4M5 1:01
28. 4M6 3:09
29. 5M2 1:35
30. 5M3 1:23

THE BATTLE OF RUSSIA (1943)
31. 1M1 1:28
32. 1M2/1M3 1:19
33. 1M4 1:11
34. 1M6 :34
35. 1M8 :39
36. 2M1 1:52
37. 2M4/2M6 (partial outtake) :53
38. 2M8/2M8A (alt. Version) :38
39. 3M1 2:50
40. 3M3 1:07
41. 4M2 (partial outtake) 2:09
42. 5M1 (outtake) 1:58
43. 5M3 1:43
44. 5M4/5M5 1:25
45. 6M1 (outtake) 1:48
46. 9M1/9M2 1:44
47. 9M3/9AM1/9AM2 3:18

Beleza, Duque. Obrigado!

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Thanks a lot for this rare gem! I listened to this with growing amazement and fascination. The way he weaves all these disparate elements into a seamless fabric is absolutely amazing. You hear so many quotes and snippets (Rachmaninoff’s 3rd Piano Concerto, Faur�’s Requiem, Tchaikovsky’s 1812 / 5th Symphony, Shostakovich’s ‘Leningrad’ Symphony, Wagner’s destiny-motif from the Ring for the Germans (in all 4 films!), Italian and Russian folk songs, spirituals…..) And yet the way he uses them at the ‘right’ moments, combines them, re-models and re-orchestrates them makes all sense. And his orchestration is so vivid and colourful. A true master at work!

Thank you, Duque!

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Amazing share. Incredible. Thank you very much!

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Many thanks for sharing such an interesting music!

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Is anyone able/willing to reup this one? Thanks in advance!