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Soundtrack Showdown
Tristellar Music
20 episodes
3 days ago
Every month, aspiring film composers Ellakova and Tristan Kane take two of the greatest film scores in history, compare them against each other and try to pick a winner.
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Every month, aspiring film composers Ellakova and Tristan Kane take two of the greatest film scores in history, compare them against each other and try to pick a winner.
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The Great Escape (1963) v Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)
Soundtrack Showdown
1 hour 21 minutes 52 seconds
5 years ago
The Great Escape (1963) v Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)

This month we compare the work of a master and their apprentice.

Elmer Bernstein wrote some of the one of the most iconic and enduring scores in the history of cinema. However, he also has a legacy as one of the great teachers of Hollywood. Rising star, Bear McCreary owes a particular gratitude, having been mentored and essentially introduced to the industry by Bernstein.

We compare McCreary’s most recent big score - Godzilla: King of the Monsters, with one of Bernstein’s absolute best – The Great Escape.


Rounds for this month

1 – Main Theme

2 – Suspense

3 – Action

4 – Sadness and Loss

5 – Legacy


Bonus: Bear McCreary’s Blog “My decade with Elmer Bernstein” 


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Soundtrack Showdown
Every month, aspiring film composers Ellakova and Tristan Kane take two of the greatest film scores in history, compare them against each other and try to pick a winner.