traditional film-score writing, which is stylized but takes all its cues from classical music. Much of that classical base was from the late romantic period and the first half of the twentieth century.

Here is the last movement of Resphigi's Pines of Rome. It is a 'tone poem' - i.e. it is loosely based on a premise of evoking images, or just as likely an image inspired the composer to conjure up a particular sound. This is a famous piece, orchestra huge, this final movement (4th) a grand and slow build up to the thunderous ending

Immediate Music Mix Ferro V1

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