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StreamingSoundtracks.com - Between Heaven And Hell, Soldier Of Fortune - Hugo Friedhofer
Album Information
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Album Between Heaven And Hell, Soldier Of Fortune
Artist Hugo Friedhofer
Year 1956
Genre Soundtrack
Rating
Contributor AveD


Request Buy # Track Listing Length Played
No Link 01 Sam And Jenny's Theme
Hugo Friedhofer
2:10 18
AmazoniTunes 02 Main Title
Hugo Friedhofer
2:25 22
No Link 03 George Company
Hugo Friedhofer
1:44 5
No Link 04 Retrospect No. 1
Hugo Friedhofer
2:52 9
No Link 05 Retrospect No. 2
Hugo Friedhofer
2:42 6
No Link 06 Strategic Sam/Scared
Hugo Friedhofer
7:26 12
No Link 07 Death Of Colonel Cozzens
Hugo Friedhofer
1:55 5
No Link 08 Berserk
Hugo Friedhofer
0:49 5
No Link 09 Norzagaray
Hugo Friedhofer
2:03 6
No Link 10 Millard's Death
Hugo Friedhofer
2:44 6
No Link 11 Parade George
Hugo Friedhofer
2:47 4
No Link 12 Flash Raid
Hugo Friedhofer
2:27 4
No Link 13 Sniper
Hugo Friedhofer
1:34 5
No Link 14 Death Of Little Joe
Hugo Friedhofer
1:03 5
No Link 15 Don't Argue/Desperate Journey
Hugo Friedhofer
4:46 12
AmazoniTunes 16 End Title
Hugo Friedhofer
0:31 7
No Link 17 Soldier Of Fortune: Theme
Hugo Friedhofer
1:27 5
AmazoniTunes 18 Main Title
Hugo Friedhofer
3:10 25
No Link 19 Marine Patrol
Hugo Friedhofer
1:43 6
No Link 20 Lee's House/Restaurant
Hugo Friedhofer
2:03 6
No Link 21 Inquisition
Hugo Friedhofer
3:10 5
No Link 22 Search Montage
Hugo Friedhofer
2:06 5
No Link 23 Dak Lee
Hugo Friedhofer
1:56 4
No Link 24 Macao Ferry
Hugo Friedhofer
1:12 5
No Link 25 Lee In Action
Hugo Friedhofer
2:16 5
No Link 26 Lee And Jane
Hugo Friedhofer
4:12 52
AmazoniTunes 27 End Title
Hugo Friedhofer
1:36 5
No Link 28 Hong Kong
Hugo Friedhofer
1:23 4
No Link 29 Tweedie's
Hugo Friedhofer
3:45 6
Amazon 30 Theme
Hugo Friedhofer
2:09 6

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Reviewers Rating

1 review done for this album.


Between Heaven and Hell/Soldier of Fortune
By: AveD
Date: 7 Oct 2011
Rating:
Hugo Friedhofer is possibly the most underrated composer of the time of the golden age films. Working under gurus- such as Korngold and Steiner - he learned his craft well and definitely achieved his own style.

Between Heaven and Hell is a double album - along with Soldier of Fortune - difficult to tell this from the cover art!

Between Heaven and Hell, 1956 is an intelligent war story following a young soldier (Robert Wagner) in WWII. The music was written with a more meditative take on war instead of the typical way most war films are described. It was composed with a coming together of two styles, exhibited by the score's two main themes - a sublime love theme, & the vigorous theme for the war scenes. The former can be heard in the main character's flashbacks. (tracks 1,4,5)

According to another review: "the main war theme was adapted from Dies Irae, a traditional chant of the dead, which Friedhofer turned into an oppressive march & a furious action cue - one of the genre's best - for the finale." (quoted from FSM) This is
track 15 - "Don't Argue / Desperate Journey", a phenomenal piece which starts with piano and percussion and keeps building into the previously noted furious action cue.

Soldier of Fortune, 1955 is the story of a powerful businessman in Hong Kong - Hank Lee (Clark Gable) who is approached by a women (Susan Hayward) who is searching for her missing photojournalist husband. They do not see eye-to-eye at first so she sets out alone. Lee ultimately rescues her after her dangerous search ends and goes off to be the big hero. The film's exotic setting is filled with scenes of sampan sailing vessels, scenery around Hong Kong, etc - all the Asian flavor you could ever want.

SOF is my personal favorite because I like romantic adventure films but most of all due to its lush score. The main theme (love theme) is my most very fave "Hollywood-ish" movie theme of all time-from way back- because I go way back. It is heard in the main title, piano theme, end title, track 20 and at its hauntingly beautiful best on track 26. Lee and Jane

One of the more rousing cues is Tweedies- a medley of 50's era songs sung by the drinking members of Tweedies night club. (track 29)

Unfortunately, the score was damaged in storage losing several cues but was restored as best as possible. You can hear a little of the damage on the end title track. Overall, though, the restorers did a terrific job in bringing back one of Friedhofer's very best film scores.

Hoping you enjoy listening to this album as much as I do. imho, Golden Age classic film music is truly a treasure.




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Between Heaven and Hell/Soldier of Fortune
By: AveD
Date: 7 Oct 2011
Rating:
Hugo Friedhofer is possibly the most underrated composer of the time of the golden age films. Working under gurus- such as Korngold and Steiner - he learned his craft well and definitely achieved his own style.

Between Heaven and Hell is a double album - along with Soldier of Fortune - difficult to tell this from the cover art!

Between Heaven and Hell, 1956 is an intelligent war story following a young soldier (Robert Wagner) in WWII. The music was written with a more meditative take on war instead of the typical way most war films are described. It was composed with a coming together of two styles, exhibited by the score's two main themes - a sublime love theme, & the vigorous theme for the war scenes. The former can be heard in the main character's flashbacks. (tracks 1,4,5)

According to another review: "the main war theme was adapted from Dies Irae, a traditional chant of the dead, which Friedhofer turned into an oppressive march & a furious action cue - one of the genre's best - for the finale." (quoted from FSM) This is
track 15 - "Don't Argue / Desperate Journey", a phenomenal piece which starts with piano and percussion and keeps building into the previously noted furious action cue.

Soldier of Fortune, 1955 is the story of a powerful businessman in Hong Kong - Hank Lee (Clark Gable) who is approached by a women (Susan Hayward) who is searching for her missing photojournalist husband. They do not see eye-to-eye at first so she sets out alone. Lee ultimately rescues her after her dangerous search ends and goes off to be the big hero. The film's exotic setting is filled with scenes of sampan sailing vessels, scenery around Hong Kong, etc - all the Asian flavor you could ever want.

SOF is my personal favorite because I like romantic adventure films but most of all due to its lush score. The main theme (love theme) is my most very fave "Hollywood-ish" movie theme of all time-from way back- because I go way back. It is heard in the main title, piano theme, end title, track 20 and at its hauntingly beautiful best on track 26. Lee and Jane

One of the more rousing cues is Tweedies- a medley of 50's era songs sung by the drinking members of Tweedies night club. (track 29)

Unfortunately, the score was damaged in storage losing several cues but was restored as best as possible. You can hear a little of the damage on the end title track. Overall, though, the restorers did a terrific job in bringing back one of Friedhofer's very best film scores.

Hoping you enjoy listening to this album as much as I do. imho, Golden Age classic film music is truly a treasure.




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