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Author	Topic: How many know about Julian Nott?

wistiti Goldmember	I was curious: Other than Wallace and Gromit, how many of you know him or of him?
posted 02-14-2001 02:26 PM PT (US)

PeterK FishChip	A lot more would know about him if he wasn't forced out of the Chicken Run assignment, that much is true! If anyone has his promo from several years back, Nott is good with a lot of music styles and varieties, and manages to keep his own stamp on things. A Man of No Importance was released almost 7 years ago here in the USA... a very overlooked, decent score.
posted 02-14-2001 05:08 PM PT (US)

Timmer Goldmember	I go with what the K-Man says, I thought it was a real shame that Nott didn't get his big break with Chicken Run, I'm not putting down Gregson Williams fine effort on the film which I thought was damn good, but it's not as if he needed a leg up to the big time...this could have been Julian Nott's break into mainstream films, and from what I've heard from the man so far I think he deserves it! Hopefully someone will notice this fine composers talent sooner rather than later!! NP : The New Moon In The Old Moon's Arms - Kamen
posted 02-14-2001 05:26 PM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Goldmember	I only knew him from Wallace and Gromit. But I just checked his website - did anyone know he COMPOSED a temp track for Chicken Run?? NP: Pirate Suite (Julian Nott) - RealAudio stream from his website
posted 02-14-2001 05:28 PM PT (US)

Al Goldmember	I just hope he's signed on for the W & G movie.
posted 02-14-2001 06:37 PM PT (US)

SBD Goldmember	I'm pondering whether or not I should get "A Man of No Importance". There's a copy available at a nearby record store, and I'd like some opinions. I'm interested in the CD because: a) Nott's Wallace and Gromit scores have not yet been released. b) His promo is, I imagine, extremely difficult to come by. c) There is no other way to access his music on CD. [Message edited by SBD on 02-15-2001]
posted 02-15-2001 08:39 AM PT (US)

Pete M Goldmember	Rather coincidentally, just this week I purchased a score by Mr. Nott - A Respectable Trade, from a BBC series a year or two back. I've had a few new scores recently, so I've not had the chance to listen to it properly - just a few cues - but from what I've heard it is rather good stuff. I'll let you know a bit more about it when I've had a good listen to it. I was just thinking how much I'd like a CD of Wallace & Gromit - & then, whaddya know, from his website (Thanks, Marian): "Coming Soon On CD : Wallace & Gromit : The Music" Excellent news!!!!!! np nothing
posted 02-15-2001 08:53 AM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Goldmember	Pete, don't get to excited yet. According to a post at the same thread at FSM, it's been saying "coming soon" for months. Let's hope it DOES come out soon! NP: Anton Bruckner: Symphony #7 (K�lner Rundfunk-Sinfonie-Orchester, G�nter Wand)
posted 02-15-2001 09:03 AM PT (US)

Pete M Goldmember	Ow. Poo. Still, at least there's one promised, which is a lot better than I knew of before today. So still happy person am.
posted 02-15-2001 09:32 AM PT (US)

Al Goldmember	At least there's some hope then!
posted 02-15-2001 12:09 PM PT (US)

Pete M Goldmember	Even more hope comes with the news reported by Music From the Movies - apparently nott has signed on to score the upcoming W&G film!!! Excellent news!!!
posted 08-25-2002 02:54 AM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Goldmember	! What does "upcoming" mean, though? I'd have expected them to still need a few years, but if Nott has already signed up - does that mean we'll get to see it quite soon?
posted 08-25-2002 07:26 AM PT (US)

SBD Goldmember	Since the last time I posted in this thread, I picked up Nott's scores "A Man of No Importance" and "A Respectable Trade". Solid works, both, but I would love a CD of his "Wallace & Gromit" scores.
posted 08-25-2002 02:45 PM PT (US)

Dinko Goldmember	Blast from the past... Over the past year, I have been able to find some interesting stuff by him. "The Very Hungry Catterpillar" is an interesting score... for a childrens book. Side A of the audio tape (apparently it does not exist on CD) has the music and narration, side B only has the music. It's very melodic and pastoral. Somewhat of a cross between Al Newman and Georges Delerue. A Christmas Carol is the latest to be released. Skip the crummy X-mas songs, and enjoy the great Nott score. Scrooge gets an uptempo parodic theme. Dickens gets a majestic theme reminiscent of "Pomp and Circumstance". And there is one of the loveliest piano pieces. I still put off getting the complete "Man of No Importance" as there are some themes from that on the promo album. And if you can get it, the promo album is excellent. Covers a wide range of musical styles, but features prominently Nott's sense of Delerue-style themes and melodies.
posted 08-25-2002 07:39 PM PT (US)

SBD Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by Dinko: I still put off getting the complete "Man of No Importance" as there are some themes from that on the promo album. And if you can get it, the promo album is excellent. Covers a wide range of musical styles, but features prominently Nott's sense of Delerue-style themes and melodies. a) How much music is on this complete "Man of No Importance" CD, or is complete just a hyperbolic title for the CD that I have (which contains 20 minutes of Nott's score)? and b) Funny you should mention Delerue. After hearing "Joe Versus the Volcano" and giving "Man..." another listen days later, I heard some wonderful similarities; not rip-offs, mind you, but both scores featured lush string work that you can get lost in. I hope that Nott gets really big assignments in the near-future. He is very deserving of them.
posted 08-26-2002 07:08 AM PT (US)

Dinko Goldmember	Answer to a): �Complete� is hyperbolic for "commercial" release, which probably contains about 20 or so minutes of score plus some other stuff.
posted 08-26-2002 12:47 PM PT (US)

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