Dive into the enchanting world of Lionel Newman's "Come to the Stable," a captivating soundtrack album released on July 25, 2013, by Classic Soundtrack Collector. This 30-minute journey through time is a beautifully orchestrated score that originally accompanied the 1949 film of the same name. The album features the Twentieth Century-Fox Studio Orchestra, conducted by the renowned Lionel Newman, offering a rich tapestry of musical themes that range from the serene "Main Title / Arrival in Bethlehem" to the intense "Striking Water" and the reflective "End Title."
The album's tracks, such as "Hill for the Hospital," "The Nun's Shoppe," and "Gregorian Chant," provide a glimpse into the film's narrative, each piece evoking a unique atmosphere and emotion. The dual renditions of "Through a Long and Sleepless Night" – one with a male vocal and the other with a female vocal – add a layer of depth and variety to the listening experience. The inclusion of "Driving Anthony Home - Deleted" offers a fascinating peek into the creative process behind the film's score.
Lionel Newman, a prolific composer and conductor, brings his signature elegance and sophistication to this score, making "Come to the Stable" a standout piece in his impressive discography. Whether you're a fan of classic film scores, a lover of orchestral music, or simply someone looking to explore the rich history of cinema, this album is sure to captivate and delight.
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