Ghost Clause Howard Norman

'Night After Night: Music from the Movies of M. Night Shyamalan' celebrates one of the richest collaborations between a contemporary film director and a composer - an all-new recording of music for M. Night Shyamalan's most acclaimed films by the Emmy®- and Grammy®-winning composer and nine-time Oscar® nominee James Newton Howard. Included in 'Night After Night' are highlights from Howard's haunting scores that became part of the identity of eight of Shyamalan's eerie, mind-bending thrillers - 'The Sixth Sense' (1999), 'Unbreakable' (2000), 'Signs' (2002), 'The Village' (2004), 'Lady in the Water' (2006), 'The Happening' (2008), 'The Last Airbender' (2010) and 'After Earth' (2013). For this album, James Newton Howard created eight suites that are piano-centric and include new and original material. Featured soloists are violinist Hilary Hahn, cellist Maya Beiser and pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet.

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for the film The Song of Names (2019). The music was composed by Howard Shore who also scored The Silence of the Lambs, The Lord of the Rings, and The Fly. The Song of Names is a 2019 drama film based on the novel of the same name by Norman Lebrecht. The film is written by Jeffrey Caine, directed by François Girard, distributed by Sony Pictures. Starring – Tim Roth, Clive Owen, Catherine McCormack, Saul Rubinek, Eddie Izzard, Gerran Howell, Jonah Hauer-King.

Jessye Norman 'The Unreleased Masters', showcases never-before-heard recordings of one of the greatest classical singers of all time. The set includes an extraordinary performance of Tristan und Isolde with Ms. Norman performing the multiple roles of Isolde and Brangäne, Wagner and Strauss song cycles, and a live recording of an eclectic programme of cantatas by Haydn, Berlioz and Britten.

Known both for his solo hits in the '80s as well as his hits with the band Smokie in the '70s, Chris Norman is a British soft rock singer with an international following whose career spans several decades. A few years after the success of his 1978 Suzi Quatro duet, "Stumblin' In," he parted ways with Smokie and found solo success with his second album, 1986's Some Hearts Are Diamonds. In the decades that followed, Norman proved himself to be surprisingly prolific, delivering a new studio album every two or three years and maintaining a large fan base in Germany, where his chart success continued into the 2000s. Following a 2004 resurgence and Top Ten German hit with "Amazing," he continued releasing new material as well as career-spanning collections like 2009's The Hits!