[Ryan Keaveney]

I may have to end up doing that… Only problem is that I have to recover my system first to get to my files, and I can’t recover until I figure out what my administrator password is… Despite the fact that I never logged in as an administrator or set a password!

Ryan

[Ryan Keaveney]

I have the entire thing on tape and will upload scenes w/ score soon.

As soon as I get SPIDER-MAN 2 finished….

Ryan

[Ryan Keaveney]

JS Wrote:

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> Coul you tell me please what Orchestras performed
> in this Movie’s:
>
> Spider-Man –

Los Angeles Union musicians, a.k.a. The Hollywood Studio Symphony

> Sleepy Hollow –

London session orchestra – no name

> The Nightmare Before Christmas –

Los Angeles Union musicians, a.k.a. The Hollywood Studio Symphony

> Mars Attaks –

Los Angeles Union musicians, a.k.a. The Hollywood Studio Symphony

> Scrooged –

Los Angeles Union musicians, a.k.a. The Hollywood Studio Symphony

> Batman Returns –

Los Angeles Union musicians, a.k.a. The Hollywood Studio Symphony

> Black Beauty –

London session orchestra

> Mission Impossible –

Los Angeles Union musicians, a.k.a. The Hollywood Studio Symphony

> CHICAGO –

Originally to be recorded in London, but ultimately:
Los Angeles Union musicians, a.k.a. The Hollywood Studio Symphony

> Edward Scissorhands –
> The Frighteners –

Both Los Angeles Union musicians, a.k.a. The Hollywood Studio Symphony

> Big Fish –

London session orchestra

> Psycho –

Los Angeles Union musicians, a.k.a. The Hollywood Studio Symphony

The Hollywood Studio Symphony is a moniker used as part of a re-use fees deal with record labels. If a soundtrack album credits all members of a particular L.A. session orchestra, the union cuts the label a deal on re-use fees (meaning more music on the album).

The Hollywood Studio Symphony is not a traditional symphony orchestra in that the same members are not used every time. Each film score is generally performed by a pool of musicians who are contracted on a per score basis.

Ryan

[Ryan Keaveney]

It makes sense. In fact, I think this is right down Schifrin’s alley. We need more music from elders like him.

Ryan

[Ryan Keaveney]

The first clip is from Independence Day by David Arnold. It segues into something, but I don’t know what that is… Sounds like a bit of APES comes in at the very end.

Ryan

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