JAMES HORNER SCORES THE 33! JAMES HORNER SCORES THE 33!
JAMES HORNER SCORES THE 33!
The film is based on the mining disaster of 2010 in which a group of thirty-three miners have been trapped in the San Jose mine in Chile. The action will focus on the two-month effort to try to save them. The release is scheduled for 2015.
Armen Ksajikian, prolific and talented cellist of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, has shared with us a few photos taken on October 17 at the famous and historic 20th Century Fox Newman Scoring Stage.
"A small string section, no woodwind, brass or percussion. More beautiful pipe solos by Tony Hinnigan and guitar solos by George Doering! It's a beautiful score!"
Wonderful and very very happy news to hear that James is doing this film and more happier than this news is that he’s busy again composing music to movies ,I’m looking forward and very very eager to listen to his wonderful music.
Music can elevate a movie, bringing beautiful sounds to images, making the film memorable beyond the story, plot and characters. James Horner was a master, a national treasure known around the world to anyone who saw a film he scored.
He was so incredibly humble.He was inspired by movies that were and are visionary, not blockbusters although Titanic was certainly an exception. And he had exceptional taste. My heart goes out to his family and friends following the accident that took his life.