wimpel69
12-04-2013, 06:32 PM
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Fred Karlin was a prolific film composer who staked his claim on both the small screen and the silver screen after
winning an Emmy for his score to The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and an Oscar (which
he shared with lyricists Robb Royer and James Griffin) for his work on the 1970 comedy Lovers and
Other Strangers, Fred Karlin penned the music for well over 100 films in his productive 30-year career.
A native of Chicago who took to the trumpet in his early teens, Karlin studied jazz composition alongside
Bill Russo before enrolling in Amherst College shortly thereafter. Subsequently working in New York City,
the emerging talent arranged for Benny Goodman, among other music notables, with celluloid work
following when Karlin began composing music for documentaries and television commercials. Karlin's
personal and professional lives collided when he wed Meg Welles in 1963 (he had been serving as musical
director for Welles' chamber jazz quintet), and the couple moved to Los Angeles to find film work a few short
years after exchanging marriage vows. Of course, there was no lack of film work in Hollywood for a composer
of Karlin's caliber, and in 1967, he kicked off his successful cinematic career with the score to the Robert
Mulligan drama Up the Down Staircase. An Oscar nomination for The Sterile Cuckoo (1969)
was quick to follow, with a double nomination for both The Baby Maker and Lovers and Other
Strangers virtually ensuring his win the following year. Karlin's numerous Emmy nominations include
such efforts as Minstrel Man, Dadah Is Death, and Survive the Savage Sea. In his later years,
Karlin worked almost exclusively on the small screen, remaining very active throughout the 1980s and
into the early '90s. In addition to his career in film, Karlin also taught a film-scoring workshop in the 1990s
and penned On the Track: A Guide to Contemporary Film Scoring. On March 26, 2004, Fred Karlin
died of cancer in Culver City, CA. He was 67.
Music Composed and Conducted by
Fred Karlin
Tracks:
The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman
1. Confederate Troops (01:47)
2. Slaves Leave (02:03)
3. River Scene (01:27)
4. The Dye Plantation (01:31)
5. Joe and Jane (01:36)
6. Sale (01:09)
7. To Clyde Ranch (01:56)
8. Joe Dies (02:19)
9. Ned Returns (02:03)
10. Picnic (00:51)
11. End Walk (05:33)
12. "The Love That Lights Our Way" (05:34)
Lyrics: Megan Karlin. Vocal: Annette Thomas
Vampire
13. Main Title (01:06)
14. Vampire Returns (01:42)
15. John and Leslie (01:49)
16. Vampire Released (01:49)
17. Research Montage (01:21)
18. John Finds the Coffin (00:49)
19. Leslie in the Coffin (01:30)
20. Find Coffin (02:24)
21. Find Vampire (03:49)
22. End Scene (02:52)
23. End Titles (00:50)
Inside the Third Reich
24. Main Title (01:20)
25. Nightmare (01:52)
26. Champagne (01:12)
27. Signs Up (01:54)
28. Work Montage (01:02)
29. "It's the Girl" (01:43)
30. Sentencing (00:43)
31. Snow/Mountains (01:15)
32. New Building (05:36)
33. Trucks (00:40)
34. Phone Call (00:58)
35. Act In (00:55)
36. Prisoners (01:26)
37. To Work Mine (01:38)
38. Illness (01:35)
39. To Bunker (01:06)
40. End Titles (00:56)
Total Time: 73'41
Source: Reel Music RMFK5701 (my rip!)
Format: FLAC(RAR), AAD Stereo, Level: -5
File Size: 379 MB (incl. artwork & booklet)
The sharing of this album has ended. No more requests and no re-ups of my rip, please. Thank you!
Fred Karlin was a prolific film composer who staked his claim on both the small screen and the silver screen after
winning an Emmy for his score to The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and an Oscar (which
he shared with lyricists Robb Royer and James Griffin) for his work on the 1970 comedy Lovers and
Other Strangers, Fred Karlin penned the music for well over 100 films in his productive 30-year career.
A native of Chicago who took to the trumpet in his early teens, Karlin studied jazz composition alongside
Bill Russo before enrolling in Amherst College shortly thereafter. Subsequently working in New York City,
the emerging talent arranged for Benny Goodman, among other music notables, with celluloid work
following when Karlin began composing music for documentaries and television commercials. Karlin's
personal and professional lives collided when he wed Meg Welles in 1963 (he had been serving as musical
director for Welles' chamber jazz quintet), and the couple moved to Los Angeles to find film work a few short
years after exchanging marriage vows. Of course, there was no lack of film work in Hollywood for a composer
of Karlin's caliber, and in 1967, he kicked off his successful cinematic career with the score to the Robert
Mulligan drama Up the Down Staircase. An Oscar nomination for The Sterile Cuckoo (1969)
was quick to follow, with a double nomination for both The Baby Maker and Lovers and Other
Strangers virtually ensuring his win the following year. Karlin's numerous Emmy nominations include
such efforts as Minstrel Man, Dadah Is Death, and Survive the Savage Sea. In his later years,
Karlin worked almost exclusively on the small screen, remaining very active throughout the 1980s and
into the early '90s. In addition to his career in film, Karlin also taught a film-scoring workshop in the 1990s
and penned On the Track: A Guide to Contemporary Film Scoring. On March 26, 2004, Fred Karlin
died of cancer in Culver City, CA. He was 67.
Music Composed and Conducted by
Fred Karlin
Tracks:
The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman
1. Confederate Troops (01:47)
2. Slaves Leave (02:03)
3. River Scene (01:27)
4. The Dye Plantation (01:31)
5. Joe and Jane (01:36)
6. Sale (01:09)
7. To Clyde Ranch (01:56)
8. Joe Dies (02:19)
9. Ned Returns (02:03)
10. Picnic (00:51)
11. End Walk (05:33)
12. "The Love That Lights Our Way" (05:34)
Lyrics: Megan Karlin. Vocal: Annette Thomas
Vampire
13. Main Title (01:06)
14. Vampire Returns (01:42)
15. John and Leslie (01:49)
16. Vampire Released (01:49)
17. Research Montage (01:21)
18. John Finds the Coffin (00:49)
19. Leslie in the Coffin (01:30)
20. Find Coffin (02:24)
21. Find Vampire (03:49)
22. End Scene (02:52)
23. End Titles (00:50)
Inside the Third Reich
24. Main Title (01:20)
25. Nightmare (01:52)
26. Champagne (01:12)
27. Signs Up (01:54)
28. Work Montage (01:02)
29. "It's the Girl" (01:43)
30. Sentencing (00:43)
31. Snow/Mountains (01:15)
32. New Building (05:36)
33. Trucks (00:40)
34. Phone Call (00:58)
35. Act In (00:55)
36. Prisoners (01:26)
37. To Work Mine (01:38)
38. Illness (01:35)
39. To Bunker (01:06)
40. End Titles (00:56)
Total Time: 73'41
Source: Reel Music RMFK5701 (my rip!)
Format: FLAC(RAR), AAD Stereo, Level: -5
File Size: 379 MB (incl. artwork & booklet)
The sharing of this album has ended. No more requests and no re-ups of my rip, please. Thank you!