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Maximus: The Greatest Movie Soundtracks

Maksym Rzemiński

Cinema Music - Released November 2, 2018 | DUX

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The Genius of Film Music: Hollywood Blockbusters 1980s to 2000s (Live)

London Philharmonic Orchestra

Cinema Music - Released October 5, 2018 | LPO

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John Williams at the Movies

Dallas Winds

Cinema Music - Released July 6, 2018 | Reference Recordings

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Baby Mine

Maire Flavin

Cinema Music - Released March 2, 2018 | Stone Records

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Cinema

Luigi Palombi

Cinema Music - Released February 2, 2018 | Dynamic

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Shostakovich : The Gadfly (Original Score)

Mark Fitz-Gerald

Cinema Music - Released November 10, 2017 | Naxos

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Glorious Quest: Hits from the Golden Age of Broadway Musicals

Rodney Earl Clarke

Cinema Music - Released September 15, 2017 | Stone Records

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Mantovani Orchestra

Cinema Music - Released May 31, 2017 | Marathon Media International

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The Film Music of William Alwyn, Vol. 4

BBC Philharmonic Orchestra

Cinema Music - Released January 20, 2017 | Chandos

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I Was Doing All Right (Live) - Single

The John Wilson Orchestra

Cinema Music - Released November 11, 2016 | Warner Classics

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Original Cast of Hadestown Why We Build The Wall (EP - Selections from Hadestown. The Myth. The Musical. Live Original Cast Recording)

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Why We Build The Wall (EP - Selections from Hadestown. The Myth. The Musical. Live Original Cast Recording)

Original Cast of Hadestown

Cinema Music - Released October 14, 2016 | Warner Classics

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Various Artists Why We Build The Wall (EP - Selections from Hadestown. The Myth. The Musical. Live Original Cast Recording)

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"Why We Build The Wall" (EP - Selections from Hadestown. The Myth. The Musical. Live Original Cast Recording)

Various Artists

Cinema Music - Released October 14, 2016 | Warner Classics

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The John Wilson Orchestra Gershwin in Hollywood (Live)

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Gershwin in Hollywood (Live)

The John Wilson Orchestra

Cinema Music - Released May 6, 2016 | Warner Classics

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Gershwin in Hollywood (Live)

The John Wilson Orchestra

Cinema Music - Released May 6, 2016 | Warner Classics

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The John Wilson Orchestra Cole Porter in Hollywood

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Cole Porter in Hollywood

The John Wilson Orchestra

Cinema Music - Released October 3, 2014 | Warner Classics

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Cole Porter in Hollywood

The John Wilson Orchestra

Cinema Music - Released October 3, 2014 | Warner Classics

John Wilson and his hand-picked singers and eponymous orchestra present a sparkling collection of the songs of Cole Porter, featured in such Hollywood classics as Kiss Me, Kate; High Society; Can-Can; Silk Stockings; and other films from the golden age of musicals. With vocalists Anna-Jane Casey, Kim Criswell, Matthew Ford, Sarah Fox, and Richard Morrison, backed by the Maida Vale Singers, Wilson aims to re-create the songs as they were originally heard, in many cases using reconstructions of the music by himself, Andrew Cottee, and Paul Campbell, as well as existing arrangements. Not only is this an entertaining album of Porter's most memorable songs, offered in a spirit of fun, but it is a valuable act of preservation, because many of the original scores and parts have been lost. Thanks to Wilson and his colleagues, these performances have the vintage appeal and wit of the movie versions, as well as the vitality and personalities of the present artists. ~ Blair Sanderson