[…] also slowed the sound down which made it seem heavier and going into the double bass kind of instead of the violin cello kind of rains but it had no music in it at all and not sure that it had any for Sega but you also shocked actually I think I don't think I had any bird calls I think I had wing n[…]
[…] grand indeed. RF: Was it the original Empire as a music hall or was it rebuilt? RW B: It was […]
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[…] and toldJohn Shirley 10:13 some of it was hilarious. I've been. I was remember one prize remark or Peter Rogers when we're talking about music on a picture. And I think the the composer used musical saw. I don't think he was very enamoured by this, anybody said, I think we could have go[…]
[…] which Madeline Carroll was in a bath. And so it was a closed set. And we just there were flats put up, so we walked around it. But I could hear soft music. Now, the most, the more important productions, at that time, had a little mood orchestra. Usually three, or perhaps four people. And they sat o[…]
[…]ter if I had stuck to one thing rather than try to do all the things I’ve tried to do, but I was so interested in everything. I think that I was very musical and that helped and I was always making up little dances. And I remember going in to the bedroom in the morning saying I've made up a dance. T[…]
[…]ch Fox said yes, this is what it’s going to cost you and the bit that really got up the other studios noses was they demanded a full screen logo with music which said “photographed in Cinemascope”. Everybody knew that it was a Fox product and people like MGM and Colombia and Paramount and Warners. T[…]
[…]he loo rather urgently, something pretty extensive. And I thought well, I think I've got time, so I went into the loo and of course, when I heard the music, I thought, Jesus and rushed like mad, but of course they were doing a balance check really and I didn't realise that until I got my trousers on[…]
[…] the way in which sound recording and the way in which the film was edited, gave us the dimension which is quite different to any other experience of music that we had, whether it's concerts or making music ourselves nowadays was a very miserable school. I played the oboe and then then from there, a[…]
[…]e New Gallery, was interviewed by Terry Siskin[?] and Louis Levy in the May of 1914, just before the first Great War. Of course I carried on with the musical life until sound came in.Roy Fowler : Yes.Ella Mallett : And when sound came in, well I really didn't know what to think. Life had ended! So I[…]
