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Lang Lang has contributed to the soundtracks of blockbuster films like My Week with Marilyn and Kung Fu Panda 3. In this compilation, he also plays legendary original movie tunes in piano arrangements, as well as some all-time classics that found new fame when they were used as film music. A fascinating journey through the cinematic universe.

The link between music and the movies forged in Hollywood's golden era has inspired much creativity over the years. Enjoy the sounds on this superb 3 disc compilation from timeless classics such as Pulp Fiction, Stand By Me, Goodfellas and Wolf Of Wall Street.

Lang Lang At the Movies is a 2020 Studio classic album by American artist lang lang. In this collection, he also plays original movie tunes in piano arrangements, as well as some all-time classics that became popular again when they were used as movie music. The album features guest appearances by such star artists and bands as: 2CELLOS, Herbie Hancock, Lindsay Stirling, Madeleine Peyroux and Maxim Vengerov.

Enjoy this Compilation with the most successful Andy Williams - Where Do I Begin: The Best of Andy Williams at the Movies!

The legendary Cold Chisel have unearthed a fierce live recording from deep in their archives. Captured on two multitrack tapes on a Friday night at the arse end of February 1980, after a blinding 43 shows over 56 days, it showcases the five-piece band at a pivotal moment - just 3 days before they entered Paradise Studio in Sydney's Woolloomooloo to record their breakthrough album East.Of particular interest to Cold Chisel fans is hearing the 7 East songs in their pre-studio form (Choirgirl had been released as a single in late 1979). Some songs were still coming together, only 3 days prior to the album recordings; parts were still being written and a couple of sections were ad-libbed. Others (Standing On The Outside and Tomorrow) reveal substantially different arrangements to what the band subsequently crafted with East producer Mark Opitz. "It's great to hear this earlier arrangement of Tomorrow. We re-worked it with Mark Opitz - and he brought a great pop discipline to the album recording sessions. But I do like this version," smiles songwriter and piano player, Don Walker.