Immerse yourself in the captivating world of aviation and adventure with Franz Waxman's "OST - Masters Of The Silver Screen - The Spirit of St. Louis." This 38-minute orchestral masterpiece, released on November 22, 2012, under Jane Records, is a testament to Waxman's genius in composing for the silver screen. The album is a collection of tracks that accompany the 1957 film "The Spirit of St. Louis," which chronicles the historic solo transatlantic flight by Charles Lindbergh.
The album opens with "Prelude" and "Building The Spirit," setting the stage for the journey ahead. "First Test Flight" and "Flight to St. Louis" capture the thrill and tension of early aviation, while "New York To Cape Cod" and "Nova Scotia" evoke the vastness and beauty of the landscapes Lindbergh traversed. Tracks like "Ireland" and "Plymouth" add a touch of cultural richness, reflecting the diverse locations the flight touched upon. The album concludes with "Barnstorming," "Fishing Boats," and "Le Bourget," leading up to the triumphant "End Title."
Franz Waxman, known for his prolific work in film scoring, brings his signature style to this album, blending dramatic orchestration with soaring melodies. Whether you're a fan of classic film scores or simply appreciate beautiful music, this album is a treasure trove of auditory delights.