Maurice Jarre

It's a superb film.

adventure, action, comedy, with a great musical score by Maurice Jarre.

And I think people are going to eat this up, given that it's now scheduled for a November 10th street date we had to move the street date up a few weeks to get everything done in time and allow for you know there have been a lot of log jams and replication want to make sure we don't have that problem here i want people to be able to have this in time for the holidays ready for gift giving especially if you're going to give it as a gift to yourself

yes Did you want to maybe clarify also the audio specs on this? Yeah, the

It's epic in proportion.

The Maurice Jarre score, which is embarrassing because we never really mentioned this score in our score draft, is essential.

Maybe arguably the best actor ever.

to ever work that has never won an Oscar in Peter O'Toole.

It stars Robin Williams, Robert Sean Leonard, and Ethan Hawke.

It was edited by William Anderson with music by Maurice Jarre.

But what was it about? Dead Poets Society depicts the unorthodox teaching style of young English teacher Mr.

Keating at the very orthodox Welton Academy, a boys' preparatory boarding school in Vermont.

Arlene Auger was born in 1939, highly celebrated American coloratura soprano opera singer, admired globally for her interpretations of both Mozart and Bach.

Maurice Jarre was born in 1924, celebrated Oscar-winning French composer who did the music for films like Dr. Zhivago and Lawrence of Arabia.

And then there's Kelly Harrell, who was born in 1889.

He was an early American country and folk singer-songwriter whose 1920 string band sessions helped to preserve timeless traditional Appalachian music.

That was one thing.

Maurice Jarre.

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fascinating score.

There isn't a lot.

Just a little note that I have that this was supposed to be initially scored by Maurice Jarre, or Jarre, not sure how to pronounce that, but later was replaced with Jerry Goldsmith.

They threw out all of his work and got Jerry Goldsmith in.

Legendary film composer who did Chinatown, most famously.

Or not Maestro.

Maurice Jarre may just be a sweep this time around.

could be yes there's another interesting song usage and scene that follows that i'll touch on but uh i think we're all gonna end up in the same direction there uh the release in bach oh well score rory what are your thoughts on the score

um Kind of going off of what Jack was saying, I agree.