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Date Posted: 07:06:14 03/10/06 Fri
Author: Rick
Subject: Re: Flash Gordon in a New Way !
In reply to: Rick 's message, "Re: Flash Gordon in a New Way !" on 05:27:59 03/10/06 Fri



Hi Barin,

In tracking the music in the feature films and space serials, you must know the cue titles and how to match them to every scene they are in. This is something that you must learn for yourself, as I did. It really isn't hard. In fact it's all based on common sense and logic. You must also know how to study the music compositions and how they were written for the films.

Example; the cue from Werewolf of London ( First Murder ) was originally composed by Hajos, to underscore the werewolf as he murders his first victim. In Flash, it's used to underscore scenes in Ming's palace and also is the first cue that establishes King Kala in chapter 3 of the 1936 film.

Cues are written for mood and action; chase, happy, sad, tension, fights, storms, march, etc. In some cases, the cue titles from the feature films do not match the scenes in FG, so it's all done by logic and knowing how they suit a scene.


Rick

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