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PATTON (2 CD)

PATTON (2 CD)
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    Jerry Goldsmith
    Label: Intrada MAF 7110
    Film Date: 1970
    Album Date: 2010
    Time: 1:17:45
    Tracks: 32
    2-CD set offers both complete Jerry Goldsmith original soundtrack (courtesy of 20th Century Fox) from legendary multi-Academy Award winning WWII film directed by Franklin J. Schaffner, with George C. Scott in dynamic title role PLUS first CD release of original 1970 Fox album Goldsmith recorded of his powerful score with London musicians (courtesy UMG).

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    • At last! 2-CD set offers both complete Jerry Goldsmith original soundtrack (courtesy of 20th Century Fox) from legendary multi-Academy Award winning WWII film directed by Franklin J. Schaffner, with George C. Scott in dynamic title role PLUS first CD release of original 1970 Fox album Goldsmith recorded of his powerful score with London musicians (courtesy UMG). Much has been written about magnificent score, inventive use of trumpets playing triplet figures through echoplex (flutes do it, too!). Famous title march is masterful blend of triplets, exciting "patriotic" melody for piccolo, flute, trumpet, moving "religioso" line for organ, basses, low brass. Three musically diverse ideas work independently or meld perfectly, reflecting three complex facets of famous general. Intrada CD 1 presents complete soundtrack in chronological order (including opening trumpet salute recorded at sessions) then offers fascinating "extra" of trumpet echoplex session, spotlighting Goldsmith rehearsing & recording famous trumpet triplets with echoplex device. CD 2 offers first-ever CD release of 1970 album originally issued on 20th Century Fox label, presented from actual album masters. Goldsmith stated performance for these sessions were his favorite, offering best mixing of snare drum, crisp pizzicato strings, other details. Important difference between soundtrack and album versions: Film sequence necessarily presents almost all quiet music for first half then all loud music for second half. For album sessions, Goldsmith gives architecture of score more variety. Another striking difference: at album sessions, Goldsmith scored special dynamic fully-drawn version of his German march theme (quoted just twice in film in variations) to balance with familiar Patton march. Exciting arrangement made dramatic finish to first side of LP! Intrada presents this complete stereo album, including opening Patton speech (spoken by George C. Scott), closing speech as recorded for LP (mixed in mono with voice), then offers special world premiere "extra" of album end title in stereo without dialog! Julie Kirgo offers insights to film & score in detailed notes for booklet, original classic Fox LP artwork features on cover. Special two-disc set priced as a single disc! Jerry Goldsmith conducts both recordings. Intrada MAF series 2-CD set is definitive presentation of classic score, belongs in every film music library!
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      CD1 Original MOTION PICTURE Soundtrack

      01. Patton Salute (Solo Bugle) (0:44)
      02. Main Title (3:08)
      03. The Battleground (2:14)
      04. The Cemetery (2:42)
      05. The First Battle (2:50)
      06. The Funeral (1:54)
      07. The Hospital (3:36)
      08. The Prayer (1:11)
      09. No Assignment (2:23)
      10. Patton March (1:53)
      11. Attack (3:15)
      12. German Advance (2:32)
      13. An Eloquent Man (1:43)
      14. The Payoff (2:26)
      15. A Change Of Weather (1:23)
      16. Pensive Patton (0:16)
      17. End Title (2:20)

      Total Soundtrack Time: 37:03

      Soundtrack Extra

      18. Echoplex Session (5:29)

      CD 1 Total Time: 42:43

      CD2 Original 1970 Score Album

      01. Patton Speech (4:54)
      [spoken by George C. Scott]
      02. Main Title (2:17)
      03. The Battleground (2:19)
      04. The First Battle (2:48)
      05. Attack (3:14)
      06. The Funeral (1:53)
      07. Winter March (1:55)
      08. Patton March (2:04)
      09. No Assignment (1:59)
      10. German Advance (2:31)
      11. The Hospital (3:18)
      12. The Payoff (2:22)
      13. End Title & Speech (1:01)
      [spoken by George C. Scott]

      Total Score Album Time: 33:46

      Album Extra

      14. End Title [sans dialogue] (1:11)

      CD 2 Total Time: 35:02


    • Tech Talk From The Producer…

      The music Jerry Goldsmith wrote for Patton stands out as the zenith in a lengthy career of landmark film scores. Patton was, of course, the most honored picture of 1970. The music was an integral part of that success, so much so that Goldsmith re-recorded the score himself just for record albums.

      When the film was first released, an actual soundtrack album was not made available. Instead, Goldsmith chose to go to England and record the highlights with faithful performances that he could actually tailor for listening purposes, as opposed to tempos and timings that mirrored the needs of the picture. It was a superb performance, one the composer himself described as “the best,” in a detailed recording that enhanced everything from the balancing of those famous echoplex trumpet triplets with the orchestra through the organ passages right on down to the snapping pizzicato figures in the strings. This album now makes its first appearance on CD.

      In addition to getting a commanding performance, Goldsmith scored a unique new sequence never recorded for the film: a dynamic rendition of his German march melody, heard only once on the actual soundtrack in a variation with considerable dissonance as the “German Advance.” Goldsmith took the opportunity to score a special version of this striking march in a straight-forward setting, illuminating the importance of the melody and using it to dramatically close out the first side of his original LP under the title “Winter March.” The other version was also recorded and is heard on the second side of the LP.

      One of the most important considerations Goldsmith made with respect to his LP recording was in the actual sequencing of his cues. Unlike virtually any other score he had written, because of the dramatic needs of the picture, all of the quieter pieces are used in the first half of the film and all of the larger cues play during the second half. While this was of great significance in the architecture of the picture, Goldsmith felt it made for less dramatic listening when heard as a stand-alone experience. As such, he actually tailored the LP for listening purposes rather than just as a souvenir of the film.

      And a final note about the LP version of the end title: On the 1970 stereo album, released by 20th Century-Fox Records, the second side closed with the “End Title” actually being mixed in mono and relegated to one channel to make room for George C. Scott’s moving final speech. Our CD presents the premiere release of that sequence in stereo without the dialog. Astute listeners will enjoy hearing not only the familiar final major chord as it fades in the orchestra and organ but, for the first time, the gentle ring of a gong underneath played as a final punctuation mark. Those final bars were dialed out on the LP early but are heard intact in our stereo mix. Both the original LP mix with dialog and the previously unreleased stereo version without dialog appear on CD 2. For the film itself, the soundtrack version of the cue segues directly into the end cast credits, and that sequence is preserved as well on CD 1.

      This is music that literally makes you want to salute. So go ahead, turn up the volume, stand at attention… or, at least, sit up straight… and follow Patton into that great WWII with Jerry Goldsmith at your side!

      —Douglass Fake



    • Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith.

      Recorded on October 31, November 3-5, 1969, at twentieth Century Fox Scoring Stage, Los Angeles, California.

      This soundtrack was produced in cooperation with the
      American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada.


      CONTRACTOR
      Urban Thielmann

      VIOLIN
      Louis Kaufman
      Paul Shure
      Joachim Chassman
      George Berres
      Lou Raderman
      Irma Neumann
      Kurt Dieterle
      Paul Lowenkron
      Adolph Di Tullio
      Harry Bluestone
      Nathan Kaproff
      Marshall Sosson
      Bonnie Douglas
      Israel Baker
      David Frisina
      Anatol Kaminsky
      Joseph Livoti
      Aaron Rosenzweig
      J. Arthur Brown
      Joseph Quadri

      VIOLA
      Alvin Dinkin
      Alex Neiman
      Sven Reher
      Myer Bello
      Paul Robyn
      Cecil Figelski
      Jan Hlinka
      Virginia Majewski

      CELLO
      Kurt Reher
      Joseph Di Tullio
      Joseph Coppin
      Armand Kaproff
      Nino Rosso
      Raphael Kramer
      Naoum Benditzky
      Douglas Davis
      Walter Rower


      BASS
      Meyer Rubin
      Kenneth Winstead
      Milton Kestenbaum
      Peter Mercurio

      FLUTE
      Luella Howard
      Arthur Hoberman
      Sheridon Stokes

      CLARINET
      Russell Cheever
      Abe Most
      William Ulyate
      William "Buddy" Collette
      William Green
      Hugo Raimondi
      Edmund Chassman

      TENOR
      Plas Johnson

      BARITONE
      Richard Nash

      OBOE
      Gordon Pope
      William Kosinski

      BASSOON
      Don Christlieb
      Ray Nowlin
      Jack Marsh

      HORN
      Vincent De Rosa
      Henry Sigismonti
      John Cave
      William Hinshaw
      Art Maebe
      Gale Robinson

      TRUMPET
      Carroll "Cappy" Lewis
      George Werth
      John Clyman
      Robert Fowler
      Frank Beach
      Oliver Mitchell


      TROMBONE
      Edward Kusby
      Ray Klein
      Phillip Teele

      TUBA
      Clarence Karella
      John T. Johnson

      PIANO
      Artie Kane

      ORGAN
      Anita Priest

      HARP
      Ann Stockton

      DRUMS/PERCUSSION
      Hal Rees
      Richard Cornell
      Larry Bunker
      Ralph Collier
      Frank Flynn

      BAGPIPES
      James McColl
      William Currie
      Dan Hood
      Bessie Jones
      Alex MacGillvary
      Martin MacLean
      Janet MacLean
      Archibald Craig
      Peter Kapp

      BALALAIKA
      Nick Bolin
      Vasil Crlenica
      Steve Crlenica
      Max Gralnick
      Ramez Idriss
      Herman Mariani
      William Nadel
      Sergi Rodionoff
      Robert Roberti
      Philip Smith
      Leon Stewart

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