Silvestri

Definitive 1980's classic action 1987 soundtrack returns in newly-remastered CD! Presented from recently discovered original two-track digital stereo session master elements, Intrada offers complete score for action music fans everywhere. Alan Silvestri scores legendary John McTierman sci-fi thriller by keeping main adversaries in focus: hulking Arnold Schwarzenegger and formidable Predator. Incredibly muscular score features dynamic main theme over pulsating but deliberately-paced percussion figures, then takes music deep into jungle with colorful motifs, jabbing percussive figures, powerhouse stings from low brass. As numerous battles engage, Silvestri turns orchestra into masive, snarling ensemble of fury! Notes by Julie Kirgo plus original campaign art bring additional punch. Nick Redman produces. Alan Silvestri conducts.

Alan Silvestri's complete orchestral soundtrack for legendary Robert Zemeckis movie, released by Universal, produced by Steven Spielberg, starring Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd. Spectacular 2-CD set offers every cue Silvestri fashioned for landmark movie, presented from complete multi-track scoring session masters. CD1 features now-iconic score used in movie. (Songs can be found on MCA label release.) But there's more! Many film fans know movie underwent changes in lead actor & serious tone of initial production. Find out now how Silvestri made changes as well! CD2 presents early sessions featuring entire score Silvestri recorded before re-scoring with now-familiar one.

Il decimo disco di inediti di DANIELE SILVESTRI è Disco X. X come dieci, ma anche come “qualsiasi”, non meglio specificato o in qualche modo misterioso. Dieci canzoni che si sono scelte un po’ da sole per poi diventare inseparabili, nonostante provenienze decisamente diverse e distanti. Dieci storie, alcune delle quali hanno voluto altre voci a raccontarle, e così tra gli ospiti del disco troviamo - in rigoroso ordine alfabetico - Davide Shorty, Eva, Emanuela Fanelli, Franco126, Frankie hi-nrg mc, Fulminacci, Giorgia, i Selton e Wrongonyou

This is the soundtrack to the film Romancing The Stone by Alan Silvestri. While the original film was released in 1984, a soundtrack album was not released until 18 years later on compact disc on Varèse Sarabande/Fox Music.

From the storied collaboration of Robert Zemeckis and Alan Silvestri (Back to the Future, Forrest Gump, Contact, The Polar Express) comes the devilishly fun 1992 horror–comedy score, Death Becomes Her. Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn star as a feuding movie star and novelist, (with Bruce Willis caught in the middle as a plastic surgeon), as a miracle potion offering eternal youth goes off the rails: it continues to work even after death, allowing for ghoulish and groundbreaking visual effects as the characters try to maintain appearances despite their bodies being hopelessly mutilated.

Despite Black Panther taking the Oscar for Best Original Score over the weekend, the Marvel Cinematic Universe isn’t exactly known for its memorable music, but one of the biggest exceptions is still the main theme for the Avengers movies, written by Academy Award nominee Alan Silvestri. And with Avengers: Endgame just two months away from release, it seems that the composer is back in the studio to provide a fresh soundtrack for Marvel’s Phase 3 finale.

In his ongoing, decades-long career as a composer, Alan Silvestri has blazed an innovative trail with his exciting and melodic scores, winning the applause of Hollywood and movie audiences the world over. With a credit list of over 100 films Silvestri has composed some of the most recognizable and beloved themes in movie history. His efforts have been recognized with two Oscar nominations, two Golden Globe nominations, three Grammy awards, two Emmy awards, and numerous International Film Music Critics Awards, Saturn Awards, and Hollywood Music In Media Awards.

Major film composer Alan Silvestri became interested in music early, playing drums from age three and learning woodwinds and guitar. After his high school graduation in 1967, he entered the jazz-oriented Berklee College of Music in Boston. At 19 he moved to Las Vegas and toured with Wayne Cochran & the CC Riders, a rhythm & blues band. After that job was over, he accepted a contract to do arrangements on an album that was supposedly set up for his girlfriend.