Film and Television Bernard Herrmann's score for On Dangerous Ground (1951) makes extensive use of the viola d'amore for the female protagonist's theme. The performer of the instrument Virginia Majewski receives a credit in the film's opening titles. Bernard Herrmann's score for Little Girl Lost a Twilight Zone (1962) television episode makes beautiful use of the viola d'amore to set a mood. Virginia Majewski performs most evocatively. James Newton Howard's score for After Earth (2013) uses a quartet of violas d'amore to provide eerie soundscapes, performed by Pamela Goldsmith, Roland Kato, Jennie Hansen and Adriana Zoppo.
Film and Television Bernard Herrmann's score for On Dangerous Ground (1951) makes extensive use of the viola d'amore for the female protagonist's theme. The performer of the instrument Virginia Majewski receives a credit in the film's opening titles Bernard Herrmann's score for Little Girl Lost a Twilight Zone (1962) telev.ision episode makes beautiful use of the viola d'amore to set a mood Virginia Majewski performs mos.t evocatively. James Newton Howard's score for After Earth (2013) uses a quartet of violas d'amore to provide eerie soundscapes, performed by Pamela Go.ldsmith, Roland Kato, Jennie Hansen and Adriana Zoppo