Immerse yourself in the rich, orchestral soundscape of Alfred Newman's "The Foxes of Harrow," a timeless original soundtrack from the 1947 film, now available for your listening pleasure. This 24-track album, conducted by Newman and performed by the 20th Century-Fox Orchestra, offers a captivating journey through the golden age of Hollywood cinema.
Released on November 14, 2013, by Classic Soundtrack Collector, this album spans 52 minutes of lush, evocative music that transports you to the heart of Louisiana in the 19th century. Newman's compositions masterfully capture the essence of the film's narrative, from the sultry "River Boat Scoundrel" to the tender "Pauv Piti Momselle Zizi," and the triumphant "End Title."
The album features a blend of memorable themes and incidental music, showcasing Newman's versatility and skill as a composer. Highlights include the sweeping "Main Title / Taken from His Mother," the lively "At the Charity Ball," and the poignant "Nothing Here but Love." Each track is a testament to Newman's ability to create evocative, character-driven music that enhances the cinematic experience.
"The Foxes of Harrow" is not just a collection of songs; it's a historical artifact, a snapshot of a bygone era in film music. The album is a celebration of Alfred Newman's contributions to the world of cinema, offering a glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship of a true master of his craft. Whether you're a fan of classic film scores, a lover of orchestral music, or simply someone who appreciates great composition, this album is sure to delight.