Such a Long Journey – Jonathan Goldsmith



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Sunderella
07-30-2013, 01:50 PM

1. Prelude/Opening
2. Rush Hour
3. Reminiscence
4. Gulam
5. Chalk Rag
6. The Ledger
7. The Slap
8. Morning Prayer
9. My Cart Rumbles Along
10. Secretsecret
11. Nightmule
12. Church
13. Gulam’s Visit
14. The Smile
15. Confession and Absolution
16. Lizard Tail
17. Finale
18. Bombay

Composer Jonathan Goldsmith takes listeners on a sonic voyage with his score for Such a Long Journey. The film is based on the award-winning novel by Rohinton Mistry and was shot on location in Bombay. The score reflects this musically, conjuring the spirit of deepest India. Traditional Indian instruments and modern composition combine for a transporting sonic adventure that evokes the film while holding up on its own merits. ~ Heather Phares

Recording information: Digital Music Studios, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Personnel: George Koller (sarod, sitar, tamboura, cello); Ernie Tollar (flute, bansuri, clarinet); Ed Hanley (tabla, percussion). Audio Mixer: Michael Banton Jones.

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07-30-2013, 03:40 PM
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08-19-2013, 08:31 AM
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