Ahhh....John Williams. He has made such memorable tunes such as ' Raiders of the lost ark', ' Star Wars', ' E.T.' But one of his most forgotten themes is that of Dracula, the 1979 verison on the story. Of course, the movie wasn't exactly great, but for one thing, the music is. John Williams uses the same theme throughout the whole soundtrack ( litterary ), but still manages to keep our attention. One of the most famous themes, is of course, the love scene. The love scene in the movie seems as though something you see from a James Bond music credits', but the music makes much more then it is. It takes you to new heights, go higher and higher, in till it comes crashing down. Also don't get me wrong, there are also some scary verisons of the themes, such as " Night Vistor " and " Main Title/ Storm." This may not be one of his best, but this is one of the only movies, where John Willams has one theme and puts different varietys/sounds on to it. There's a little something for everyone to enjoy on this cd.
Ahhh.... John Williams. He has made such memorable tunes such as ' Raiders of the lost ark', ' Star Wars', ' E. T.' But one of his most forgotten themes is that of Dracula, the 1979 verison on the story. Of course, the movie wasn't exactly great, but for one thing, the music is. John Williams uses the same theme throughout the whole soundtrack ( litterary ), but still manages to keep our attention. One of the most famous themes, is of course, the love scene. The love scene in the movie seems as though something you see from a James Bond music credits', but the music makes much more then it is. It takes you to new heights, go higher and higher, in till it comes crashing down. Also don't get me wrong, there are also some scary verisons of the themes, such as " Night Vistor " and " Main Title/ Storm. " This may not be one of his best, but this is one of the only movies, where John Willams has one theme and puts different varietys/sounds on to it. There's a little something for everyone to enjoy on this cd.