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azahid Goldmember	As a tribute to the thousands of Americans who lost their lives on Set 11, 2001, I wish to play a tribute to the fallen by playing the following music programe. I would request all of you to add your own list and post them in tribute on this page. sincerly Amer Zahid (Pakistan) 1) 'Prologue'- JFK (John Williams) 2) 'Growing up in Whittier'-NIXON John Williams) 3) 'The Patriot'- The Patriot (John Williams) 4) 'If We could remember'-The Sum of All Fears (Jerry Goldsmith) 5) 'Rememberance'- Schindler's List (John Williams) 6) Death of Jonathan Kent-Superman (John Williams) 7) The Big Rescue- -Superman (John Williams) 8) Civil Rights and The Woman's Movement-American Journey (John Williams) 9) Forrest Gump (Suite)-Alan Silvestri 10) The Road & Finale- Fahrenheit 451
posted 09-06-2002 10:04 PM PT (US)

Rich Douglas Goldmember	Good topic, I will be listening to Hans Zimmer's "The Thin Red Line" for the most part of the 11th. I pray that nothing happens on the 11th or the 12th. May those who perished almost a year ago rest in peace. Rich
posted 09-06-2002 10:31 PM PT (US)

Al Goldmember	"Casualties of War" by Morricone.
posted 09-06-2002 11:03 PM PT (US)

SFT Goldmember	Just pointing out that many of the victims of the September 11th attack last year were NOT Americans - we should pay tribute to them as well. My own personal choice to play is Bernard Herrmann's For the Fallen, and possibly Mozarts Requiem. SFT
posted 09-07-2002 05:06 AM PT (US)

Philipp Goldmember	I was thinking about making my own collectio too. This is what I came up with: 1. Prolouge (JFK, Williams) 2. Arlington (JFK, Williams) 3. From the beach, silently weeps (On the beach, Christopher Gordon) 4. Adagio for Strings (Barber) 5. Band of Brothers Suite Two (Michael Kamen) 6. The Flag (The last Castle, Jerry Goldsmith) 7. Father Kolbe´s Preaching (Wojiech Kilar) 8. Platoon Suite (Georges Delerue) 9.Main Titles/Choral Piece (Shadowlands, George Fenton) 10. Omaha Beach (Saving Private Ryan,John Williams) 11. Light (Thin Red Line, Zimmer) 12. Nimrod (Sir Edward Elgar) May we never forget them! Philipp np: on the beach (christopher gordon)
posted 09-07-2002 05:27 AM PT (US)

rkeaveney Goldmember	Folks with Real Audio players can listen to a special tribute suite I put together last year: http://www.cinemusic.net/tribute/ Ryan
posted 09-07-2002 08:22 AM PT (US)

Philipp Goldmember	What a beautiful work, Ryan! Thank you Philipp np: ryan´s remberance suite
posted 09-07-2002 08:40 AM PT (US)

Crono/Kyp Goldmember	Hey Ryan, do you have a high quality mp3 edition? --Brian NP: Ryan's 9/11 Suite
posted 09-07-2002 03:26 PM PT (US)

TimT Goldmember	The Highjacking from Air Force One! Followed by end music to The Siege.
posted 09-07-2002 05:43 PM PT (US)

rkeaveney Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by Crono/Kyp: Hey Ryan, do you have a high quality mp3 edition? --Brian NP: Ryan's 9/11 Suite Hi Brian, I am looking into it. I've received quite a few requests for it, but cringed at the idea of the suite not being permanently located in it's proper context (the page and track description, etc.) Once you put an MP3 out there, it spreads like hell. Ryan
posted 09-07-2002 11:56 PM PT (US)

Rich Douglas Goldmember	Ryan, That suite of music really represents the atrocity that happened on 9/11 well. Would you please make an MP3 of it? or at least e-mail me a copy of it. My e-mail is rdouglas@sbcglobal.net Rich
posted 09-08-2002 12:14 AM PT (US)

Crono/Kyp Goldmember	A 17min mp3 even at 128kbs would be like 17mb.....too big for a mail box... --Brian
posted 09-08-2002 03:29 PM PT (US)

jonathan_little Goldmember	Hmm. Even my university gives me a 50mb quota for my mail box...
posted 09-08-2002 06:04 PM PT (US)

Jennie Goldmember	Gosh, what an amazing piece. Thanks so much for sharing it with us, Ryan. Take care, Jennie NP: 9/11 suite
posted 09-09-2002 05:52 AM PT (US)

miss tonya Goldmember	As a die hard Jerry Goldsmith fan, I think the only choice for the day would be Williams' Hymn for the Fallen from Saving Private Ryan.
posted 09-09-2002 06:22 PM PT (US)

Ted Goldmember	I second playing 'Hymn to the Fallen'. It is an excellent piece which really capture the feeling of the whole experience. Performing that piece only weeks after September 11th sort of made that particular cue one of my all time favorite listens. Other suggestions include any of Zimmer's more melancholy segments from "The Thin Red Line" (I don't really consider 'Journey to the Line' appropriate for Wednesday) and also 'An Epitaph to War' from "Glory" by James Horner. Hey, what can I say...I'm a sucker for choir music. --Ted
posted 09-09-2002 10:35 PM PT (US)

James Goldmember	I just have a two-piece program: 1. JOHN BARRY: "The Day the Earth Fell Silent" from The Beyondness of Things 2. TREVOR JONES: "The Will of Good Men" from Thirteen Days The first movement is a representation of the horror, shock, despair and separation, the second movement depicting the efforts of the police officers and firefighters, and the unity and togetherness experienced in the aftermath, ending with a bold statement of hope. Kirk
posted 09-10-2002 08:08 AM PT (US)

lars b Goldmember	'Sacrifice' and 'Broken' from The Insider.
posted 09-11-2002 05:07 AM PT (US)

soundtrackman Goldmember	Thank you, Ryan for sharing your work and your emotions with the rest of us. It's a powerful statement of feeling - very much appreciated. Mark T.
posted 09-11-2002 06:21 AM PT (US)

mgh Goldmember	I played James Newton Howard's The Hand of Fate Parts 1 and 2 from SIGNS. In it is struggle, victory and finally peace. I also played Jarre's Building the Barn from Witness. For me this reflects the resilience of the human spirit.
posted 09-12-2002 03:40 AM PT (US)

Philipp Goldmember	"9/11/01 - In Memoriam" DISC ONE: (78:08) 1. Thus spoke Zharathustra 2. War Requiem (Britten) 3. Blessed are them (Brahms) 4. German Requiem (Brahms) 5. Saturn (The Planets, Holst) 6. Meditation (Thais) 7. Adagio from Symphony no. 1 (Brahms) 8. German Requiem part II (Brahms) 9. Requiem (Ligeti) 10.1812 Overture (Tschaikowsky) 11.Nimrod (Elgar) DISC TWO: (77:10) 1. JFK Theme 2. Funeral Coda 3. Serenage for Strings (Elgar) 4. Adagio for Strings (Barber) 5. Requiem (Mozart) 6. Remember the Titans Suite (Rabin) 7. Syncopes (Talented Mr. Ripley, Yared) 8. Light ( Thin Red Line, Zimmer) 9. En´tracte (Journey to the Line, Trailer Version) 10.Balcony Scene (Armstrong) 11.Symphony No. 9, 4th Mouvement (Beethoven)
posted 09-12-2002 07:26 AM PT (US)

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