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Philipp Oscar® Winner	Hi Fellas, I would be greatly thankful, if you could give me some ideas, on which scores I could use for my store. They should not be too loud and more on the romantic, quiet side. Thanks for your thoughts ! Philipp np: hanover street (barry)
posted 05-06-2002 09:01 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Oscar® Winner	Try some Gabriel Yared scores.... or some George Fenton. Dan
posted 05-06-2002 09:41 AM PT (US)

FOrbit Oscar® Nominee	THE SPITFIRE GRILL and A BEAUTIFUL MIND are pretty good Horner scores that can be played in the background quietly. I would think Thomas Newman's THOSE SECRETS would be perfect as well.
posted 05-06-2002 11:02 AM PT (US)

BMikeJ Oscar® Winner	"The Wheel Of Pain" from Conan The Barbarian is still one of the best pieces of music to hear while you're working...
posted 05-06-2002 05:40 PM PT (US)

Hasta Oscar® Winner	... and Conan the Barbarian is one of the best scores to listen to while you're doing absolutely anything at all.
posted 05-06-2002 06:01 PM PT (US)

Lou Goldberg Oscar® Winner	Forbidden Planet Day The Earth Stood Still Apocalypse Now Midnight Express OK, I'm kidding... If I were shopping I think music by John Barry would go best, not Bond stuff, but the Out of Africa, My Life, Dances With Wolves, Somewhere In Time, Frances, Across The Sea of Time, Moviola CD, kind of sound.
posted 05-06-2002 08:59 PM PT (US)

Anders Oscar® Nominee	How about some of Ennio Morricone's nice scores like La dame aux Camelias, Marco Polo, Love affair, Legend of 1900, What dreams may come, Pasolini un delitto Italiano, Cinema Paradiso...
posted 05-07-2002 03:09 AM PT (US)

Lou Goldberg Oscar® Winner	Anders is right. When Morricone isn't chewing up the recording studio, his romantic scores are right on the money for the sound you want for the store.
posted 05-08-2002 03:02 AM PT (US)

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