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Today, Nov 6: The MOST — Music from the Original Sound Track
Planning a heist? How about a murder? Attending a love-in? Or is your biker gang planning an outing? Have we got the show for you!
Join your host Susannah, on Virtual Community Radio, Saturday, November 6th, at 12:30pm and 4:30pm Pacific Time – for this week only, that’s 7:30pm and 11:30pm in the UK – for the first show in a new monthly series, The MOST – Music from the Original Sound Track. Dedicated to crime, spy, suspense, exploitation, and psychedelic movie and television soundtracks from the 50s, the 60s and beyond, The MOST is the best accompaniment for all your police-blotter high-jinks.
Susannah will be spinning sounds by some of the best composers in the crime-jazz business. Like Lalo Schifren, John Barry, Elmer Bernstein, and Kenyon Hopkins. You’ll hear music from great TV shows like The Man From Uncle, Staccato, and Mannix – as well as cool movies, like Bullitt, Modesty Blaise and, of course, the James Bond series.
Tune in Saturday November 6th at 12:30pm and 4:30pm Pacific Time – and after that, the first Saturday in the month at the same time – for The MOST – Music from the Original Sound Track! On Virtual Community Radio. Music so good – it’s criminal!
We will be running a programme of movie and TV music — “Saturday At The Movies” — on the first Saturday in the month, to coincide with new episodes of The MOST. And don’t miss the latest edition of “Where Have You Been?” at noon and 4pm Pacific/SLT, and “Engines of Our Ingenuity” every four hours from 4am.
Coming Nov 6: The MOST — Music from the Original Sound Track
Planning a heist? How about a murder? Attending a love-in? Or is your biker gang planning an outing? Have we got the show for you!
Join your host Susannah, on Virtual Community Radio, Saturday, November 6th, at 12:30pm and 4:30pm Pacific Time – for this week only, that’s 7:30pm and 11:30pm in the UK – for the first show in a new monthly series, The MOST – Music from the Original Sound Track. Dedicated to crime, spy, suspense, exploitation, and psychedelic movie and television soundtracks from the 50s, the 60s and beyond, The MOST is the best accompaniment for all your police-blotter high-jinks.
Susannah will be spinning sounds by some of the best composers in the crime-jazz business. Like Lalo Schifren, John Barry, Elmer Bernstein, and Kenyon Hopkins. You’ll hear music from great TV shows like The Man From Uncle, Staccato, and Mannix – as well as cool movies, like Bullitt, Modesty Blaise and, of course, the James Bond series.
Tune in Saturday November 6th at 12:30pm and 4:30pm Pacific Time – and after that, the first Saturday in the month at the same time – for The MOST – Music from the Original Sound Track! On Virtual Community Radio. Music so good – it’s criminal!
We will be running a programme of movie and TV music — “Saturday At The Movies” — on the first Saturday in the month, to coincide with new episodes of The MOST.
Saturday At The Movies
Today, join us for a programme of music from the movies, today featuring the music of Ennio Morricone.
Movies are where most people today hear orchestral music, and there will be plenty of that today. But movie music is a much broader field than that, and today you’ll hear music from the movies of many different kinds, from the very start of the genre (with Camille Saint-Saens) to the latest blockbusters; from orchestral music to rock, to Fifties songs. There is a slight bias towards fantasy and SF movies, but never mind, we all need a bit of an escape these days.…
Saturday At The Movies
Today, join us for a programme of music from the movies, today featuring videogames and more.
Movies are where most people today hear orchestral music, and there will be plenty of that today. But movie music is a much broader field than that, and today you’ll hear music from the movies of many different kinds, from the very start of the genre (with Camille Saint-Saens) to the latest blockbusters; from orchestral music to rock, to Fifties songs. There is a slight bias towards fantasy and SF movies, but never mind, we all need a bit of an escape these days.…
Today we’ll be featuring music from The Elder Scrolls V — Skyrim: a classic game soundtrack from Jeremy Soule.
Saturday At The Movies
Today, join us for a programme of music from the movies.
Movies are where most people today hear orchestral music, and there will be plenty of that today. But movie music is a much broader field than that, and today you’ll hear music from the movies of many different kinds, from the very start of the genre (with Camille Saint-Saens) to the latest blockbusters; from orchestral music to rock, to Fifties songs. There is a slight bias towards fantasy and SF movies, but never mind, we all need a bit of an escape these days.…
Today we’ll be featuring Andrea Farri’s evocative music from Le Château du Tarot — a short film that unveiled the Dior Haute-Couture Spring-Summer 2021 collection by Maria Grazia Chiuri.
Saturday At The Movies
Today, join us for a programme of music from the movies.
Movies are where most people today hear orchestral music, and there will be plenty of that today. But movie music is a much broader field than that, and today you’ll hear music from the movies of many different kinds, from the very start of the genre (with Camille Saint-Saens) to the latest blockbusters; from orchestral music to rock, to Fifties songs. There is a slight bias towards fantasy and SF movies, but never mind, we all need a bit of an escape these days.…
In addition, tune in at noon or 4pm Pacific Time to hear the latest edition of Where’ve You Been?, our look at places to visit and things to see around the Second Life grid, and every four hours from 4am Pacific, listen out for The Engines of Our Ingenuity, from the University of Houston — about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them.
Saturday At The Movies
Stuck at home like everyone? Pouring with rain or snow outside at the same time? Tune in to Virtual Community Radio for Saturday At The Movies, one of our collections of Genre Days, each featuring a different genre of music.
Movies are where most people today hear orchestral music, and there will be plenty of that today. But movie music is a much broader field than that, and today you’ll hear music from the movies of many different kinds, from the very start of the genre (with Camille Saint-Saens) to the latest blockbusters; from orchestral music to rock, to Fifties songs. There is a slight bias towards fantasy and SF movies, but never mind, we all need a bit of an escape these days.…
So… Grab the popcorn and settle down in front of the speakers in the best seat in the house — your own.
Photo by Krists Luhaers on Unsplash
