Post by alfromni on Nov 28, 2020 15:25:11 GMT
13 WAR MOVIES with memorable musical themes and scores. No musicals or partially war movies.
01. THE DAM BUSTERS - The Dam Buster March by Eric Coates
02. PATTON -- Score by Jerry Goldsmith
03. THE GREAT ESCAPE - score by Elmer Bernstein
04. THE GUNS OF NAVARONE -- Score by Dimitri Tiomkin
05. THE COCKLESHELL HEROES - March written by F. Vivian Dunn
06. THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI - Score & 'Col. Bogey March' by Malcolm Arnold
07. BATTLE OF BRITAIN - Scores by Ron Goodwin and Sir William Walton
08. IS PARIS BURNING? -- Score by Maurice Jarre
09. THE SEA WOLVES - Richard Addinsell's Warsaw Concerto was adapted by Roy Budd.
10. LETTERS FROM IWO JIMA - Score by Kyle Eastwood & Michael Stevens
11. SCHLINDER'S LIST -- Score by John Williams
12. ZULU - Includes a stirring rendition of the traditional Welsh song "Men of Harlech" which in reality never occurred. *
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*The song "Men of Harlech" features prominently as the regimental song; it did not become so until later. The 24th Regiment of Foot described as a Welsh regiment was in fact the '24th (The 2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot'.
At the time of the battle, the regimental song was "The Warwickshire Lad". There was no "battlefield singing contest" between the British and the Zulus.
01. THE DAM BUSTERS - The Dam Buster March by Eric Coates
02. PATTON -- Score by Jerry Goldsmith
03. THE GREAT ESCAPE - score by Elmer Bernstein
04. THE GUNS OF NAVARONE -- Score by Dimitri Tiomkin
05. THE COCKLESHELL HEROES - March written by F. Vivian Dunn
06. THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI - Score & 'Col. Bogey March' by Malcolm Arnold
07. BATTLE OF BRITAIN - Scores by Ron Goodwin and Sir William Walton
08. IS PARIS BURNING? -- Score by Maurice Jarre
09. THE SEA WOLVES - Richard Addinsell's Warsaw Concerto was adapted by Roy Budd.
10. LETTERS FROM IWO JIMA - Score by Kyle Eastwood & Michael Stevens
11. SCHLINDER'S LIST -- Score by John Williams
12. ZULU - Includes a stirring rendition of the traditional Welsh song "Men of Harlech" which in reality never occurred. *
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*The song "Men of Harlech" features prominently as the regimental song; it did not become so until later. The 24th Regiment of Foot described as a Welsh regiment was in fact the '24th (The 2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot'.
At the time of the battle, the regimental song was "The Warwickshire Lad". There was no "battlefield singing contest" between the British and the Zulus.