1. Spartacus
2. Death of Salesman-with that great car crash sequence-great action cue
3. Agony and Ecstasy
4. Penitent-walk up the mountain is a powerful piece of music, needs to be recorded, one of his best not recorded
5. Misfits
6. Cleopatra
7. Viva Zapata-some great cues on there
8. Cheyenne Autumn
9. Dragonslayer
10. Wonderful Country-great western score
11. Streetcar Named Desire
and many others in '50s and '60s.

We can get obscure Jerry Goldsmith TV stuff, but not Alex North's feature film masterpieces. Annoying.

I have the LP and that sounds okay.

In the (a tad longish) film, it's simply sounds marvellous.

Incidentally, the "theme" as such was used in a Schwarzenegger film, (Red Heat perhaps, I can't rightly remember), played on solo trumpet at a Russian soldier's funeral, so it may not actually have been an original North composition. Anyone know anything about this? I caught the last few minutes of a Shostakovich work on the radio a few months back, and thought I detected the same melodic progression. Wish I'd heard the whole thing to see if that theme turned up in a more recognisable form earlier on in the piece.

1. Somebody Killed Her Husband-1978-Has substantial classical music borrowed and rearranged=Carnival of the Animals, etc.
2. Prizzi's Honor-same type of use of classical music
I am sure there are several others but these are two I thought of right off the bat.

Here are some reuses I have noticed over the years:

1. Good Morning VietNam, reuse of music from 200l/Africa-chase scene in alley
2. Pocket Money-short clip from South Seas Adventure-surfing music-Marvin and Newman driving in Cadillac
3. Bite the Bullet-lots of reuse from earlier scores including Cheyenne Autumn, Bite has tons of reuse including music from Wonderful Country
4. Spartacus has some music from Viva Zapata
5. part of Rose Tattoo, I have heard in at least one other score by him
6. Dragonslayer-some music from 2001
These are a few I recall off the top of my head.

I love these cues by him:

1. "Apache Death" from Wonderful Country
2. All the battle music and Roman legion on the march cues, Crassus music from Spartacus
3. battle cues in Cheyenne Autumn
4. End titles from Shoes of Fisherman
5. Main title from Agony and Ecstasy
6. Misfits-many cues
7. walk up the hill from The Penitent
8. some music from Under the Volcano
9. Death of Salesman-car wreck cue-great action piece
10. "Grant Me an Honorable Death" from Cleopatra

It's hard enough just doing concert music, but I imagine it's more difficult with the limited time you have on film scores.

still, good composer this Alex North!