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Re: Probably the most simplistic score I ever heard...
• Posted by: Sam   <Send E-Mail>
• Date: Monday, June 4, 2007, at 8:21 p.m.
• IP Address: ip68-230-189-161.dc.dc.cox.net
• In Response to: Re: Probably the most simplistic score I ever ... (Cesar)

> Never heard or saw the Fountain. I´m sorry.

> Vangelis can create some interesting tunes (the duet for two sopranos in
> Mythodea is an example) but his harmonic writing is often banal and
> predictable, despite some interesting passagens in El Greco. He´s
> obviously no film composer.

Vangelis may not be to your liking as a film composer, but he single-handedly revolutionized electronic music and paved the way for all of the composers who are today classified as "New Age."

Also, I'm curious about what the people who find composers like Zimmer and Vangelis to be too simplistic think of the man who became most famous for musical minimalism, Philip Glass. Sometimes, less is more.




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