Your favourite orchestrations- Page 2

[B3TA07]

Your favourite orchestrations#25

Posted: 1/4/11 at 6:40pm

A Man of No Importance.

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[quizking101]

Your favourite orchestrations#26

Posted: 1/4/11 at 6:52pm

WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
SOUTH PACIFIC (2008 REVIVAL)
KISS ME, KATE (2000 REVIVAL)
AMERICAN IDIOT
LA CAGE AUX FOLLES (2010 REVIVAL)
NEXT TO NORMAL

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Your favourite orchestrations#27

Posted: 1/4/11 at 7:32pm

I really enjoy the smaller revival orchestration of Sweeney Todd. And I like the movie orchestration of Phantom; it's very full and very lush.

[mallardo]

Your favourite orchestrations#28

Posted: 1/5/11 at 4:28am

How about Billy Byers' fantastic jazz charts for City of Angels?

Faced with these Loreleis, what man can moralize!

[Boq101]

Your favourite orchestrations#29

Posted: 1/5/11 at 5:34am

I love the orchestrations for A Little Night Music. I also love all of the writing I've read by Tunick about how hard it was to add the brass into the orchestrations (Thank god for Count Magnus!). I love the most the end of the reprise of Send in the Clowns when the music dwindles down to a few instruments and then slowly builds and swells into the waltz at the end.

[kennygintexas]

Your favourite orchestrations#30

Posted: 1/5/11 at 11:37am

Ooo, this is my kind of thread!

My faves, in no particular order:

Annie (Philip J. Lang)
Steel Pier (Michael GIbson)
9 to 5 (Bruce Coughlin with additional by Stephen Oremus)
Company (Jonathan Tunick)
Camelot (Philip J. Lang)
City of Angels (Billy Byers)
The Secret Garden (William D. Brohn)