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Romancine the Stone: End Credits [5:20] |
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Back to the Future: Theme [3:18] |
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Suite [4:59] |
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Back to the Future II: Suite [4:35] |
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Back to the Future III: End Credits [4:03] |
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| Q: | I have just seen Cast Away for the first time. The music sounds very similar to Anton Dvorak's Symphony #9 (from the New World) - especially the
"Going Home" theme. IF indeed the soundtrack is identical or a close adaptation of Dvorak's work, why is it not mentioned? Why do the credits state that the music was composed by Alan Silvestri? Dvorak's work probably does not have a copywrite; however is this an excuse for taking credit for another person's creation? Please explain or advise if I am incorrect. (from ASG in New York, NY) |
| A: | It is not identical, nor is it an adaptation. Are you a composer? If you transcribe the notes, you will see this. (thanks to Greg, California) add more info |
| A: | I'm thinking the exact same thing. The beautiful music from Cast Away is a ripoff of Dvorak's #9 Symphony, 2nd movement. (thanks to thujone, SF, CA) add more info |
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| Q: | I originally heard some of this music at the Prague Philharmonic. It was with a special friend and I wanted to know who originally composed this music and the title. Was it the Gremlins Ayria?
...from Bill in Charleston, SC USA (answer Bill's question) |
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