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  Comments about: World Trade Center (Craig Armstrong)
• Posted by Michael Björk <Send E-Mail>
• Date: Wednesday, December 5, 2007, at 3:44 a.m.
• IP Address: tekk.ministry.se
• In Response to: Synthesizing Too Much!!! (Trevor)

  Re: Synthesizing Too Much!!!


> For the score to World Trade Center; the composer does a good job on the
> main theme and thus; save him from giving him a "c". I give this
> score a "b" because it seemed like he just wanted to get the
> score over with and repeated it with many occurances of synthetic
> additives; which in my opinion I don't like; for the score based on a
> tragedy like this should be sensitive like he did with the piano solo; but
> adding the synthisizers just kind of makes me think he did so he would not
> have to write anything more orchestrial complicated or pure; simply
> because he did not want to do the work; but that is my opinion.
> Overall, his score is great with the main theme; but he could have
> expanded a little more.

> Signed,

> Trevor

Yeah, i agree. He should have replaced the synth parts with smooth orchestral textures instead.




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  • Synthesizing Too Much!!! (views: 1111)
       Trevor -- Tuesday, September 26, 2006, at 8:43 p.m.
    •      Re: Synthesizing Too Much!!! (views: 503)     We're here
         Michael Björk -- Wednesday, December 5, 2007, at 3:44 a.m.
   
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