Hil again!. Today I bring you something extra, an album that I should have put on years ago but that I could not locate until recently. This is a special contribution to Kubrick's fans and "shining" lovers like me.
This the second part of the promised shining trilogy.This time they are the mixes that were made for the film, some finally rejected, but which almost ended up being the original soundtrack released in 1980.
For this reason it is structured on two sides with a length intended to be presented in an LP;but following the order of inclusion in the film . Much of this material was used in the film, but other was unpublished such as: "The Gold Room / Heartbeats and Worry".; "The Ballroom Medley" or "Bloody Elevators":
For the first time is show the original soundtrack reconstructed after Stanley Kubrick rejected that of Wendy Carlos and Rachel Eldkind, made with excerpts of contemporary classical music by: .György Ligeti; Bela Bartók or Krzysztof Penderecki.
In addition, the original titles of how they were to be named in that lost album are shown.
Side A: (22:17)
1.The Shining. (2:52) / 2.Danny Talks To The Mirror. (2:42) / 3.Rocky Mountains. (3:04) / 4.Danny´s Vision. (1:29) / 5.The Labyrinth. (2:19) / 6.The Bloodied Sisters Vision. (1:00) / 7.Jack & Danny. (4:43) / 8.Room 237 and Nightmare. (4:04).
Side B: (22:26)
1.The Gold Room / Heartbeats and Worry. (4:19) / 2.The Ballroom Medley. (3:05) / 3.Redrum. (2:26) / 4.Bloody Elevators. (2:21) / 5.Danny Runs For His life. (3:19) / 6.In The Snow Labyrinth. (3:32) / 7.Midnight With The Stars & You. (3:22).
I also put an article that tells you almost perfectly how and when these pieces sounds within the film.
Opening titles: "The
Shining" by Wendy Carlos
and Rachel Elkind.
Torrance family drive to the Overlook: "Rocky Mountains" by Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind.
This piece is based on "Dies Irae" (Day of Wrath), the 5th movement
of Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique
Danny talks to the mirror and sees Grady twins for
the first time; Hallorann showing Wendy the kitchen; Hallorann shines for the
first time: "Lontano"
written by György Ligeti, conducted
by Ernest Bour, performed by the Sinfonieorchester des Südwestfunks.
Wendy and Danny play in Labyrinth; Danny tries to
open the door to room 237; Danny goes for toy firetruck: "Music For Strings, Percussion and Celesta" (Movement III)
written by Bela Bartók, conducted by
Herbert von Karajan, performed by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.
Jack's nightmare; Jack enters room 237: "The Awakening of Jacob"
written and conducted by Krzysztof
Penderecki, performed by the Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra.
Jack hits Hallorann with axe; Wendy sees Redrum in
the mirror; Wendy sees Hallorann's body; Wendy encounters the ghosts: "Utrenja" (Ewangelia),
written and conducted by Krzysztof
Penderecki, performed by the Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra.
Wendy hits Jack with bat; Jack axes door;
"Heeeeeeeere's Johnny!"; Wendy sees blood coming from the elevator; bit.ly/S-Dc Jack chases Danny through the maze: "Utrenja" (Kanon Paschy), written and conducted by Krzysztof Penderecki, performed by
the Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra.
Danny turns corner on his bike and sees Grady twins;
Wendy discovers Jack has destroyed snow-cat; Jack's frozen body: "De Natura Sonoris No.1",
written and conducted by Krzysztof
Penderecki, performed by the Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra.
Jack storms into Gold Room; Danny writes Redrum;
Hallorann drives to hotel; Wendy and Danny reunited outside maze: "De Natura Sonoris No.2",
written and conducted by Krzysztof
Penderecki, performed by the Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra.
Wendy finds Jack's "novel"; Wendy drags
Jack into pantry; Jack tells Wendy to check out the snow-cat: "Polymorphia" , written and
conducted by Krzysztof Penderecki,
performed by the Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra.
Jack see balloons in the Gold Room: "Masquerade", written and
performed by Jack Hylton and his
Orchestra.
1st Half of Toilet conversation with Grady: "It's All Forgotten Now", written by Ray Noble, performed by Ray Noble & his Mayfair Dance Orchestra,
with Al Bowlly on vocals.
2nd Half of Toilet conversation with Grady: "Home", written by Ray Noble, performed by Ray Noble &
his Mayfair Dance Orchestra, with Al Bowlly on vocals.
Jack attends ball; Closing credits: "Midnight, the Stars and You",
written by James Campbell, Reginald Connelly and Harry Woods, performed by Ray Noble & his Mayfair Dance
Orchestra, with Al Bowlly on vocals.
Well, I hope you like it and you enjoy this second part, hoping that the third and last part will arrive soon. A hug friends and see you soon. Meanwhile take care.
